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Originally Posted by Haydn
Try doing dry 'Pippin' walks.
6. Repeat step 5. This time walk until the point of colapse. You will crumple to the floor (grass not concrete).
Practice walking fast or slow, but always try to max the distance on the last walk. Time the walks until your walks roughly equal the time your max dynamic apnea takes.
You will get used to how your body feels at the point of blackout and when doing a dynamic you will recognise the signals.
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I would not recommend you to follow this step. "Until you collapse"... I'm not that very convinced, that collapses in serie are healthy, and also falling on the ground unconsciously several times is not the best plan, even if it is grass. Just imagine, that your wrist happen to get under your body in a unlucky position, when you hit the ground. It can result in injury, imho.
Though recognizing the signals of a coming blackout is useful for sure.
