Thread: positions in dry apnea training
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Old April 4th, 2007
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Re: positions in dry apnea training
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I am sitting in front of my desk with my forehead resting on it. For me this is the most relaxing position as i almost reproduce the floting position i have when doing a wet static. I tried many times holding my breath lying on my back, but i always aborted due to the unpleasant feeling of my lungs pushed to the ground
I think it's all a personal matter of finding your most relaxing position
my 2 € cents,
Christophe
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