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i cant hold it!!!

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okamotoa

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Ok this year the water started warming up and i can almost go in it so i started workin on my breath holds again last year i was about 2 min. so this year i went to check it but couldnt even reach a min. so i thought maybe it was not bein used to the low o2 so i waited a bit then then took my time again but this time not air (exhale and hold) and i got 30 sec on an empt but only 50 sec with a full breath:vangry:confused:....

im in decent shape i did cross crountry and wrestling i enjoy running and do on occasion go on long ones weather permiting(2-10 miles)my PR is 2:41 and now im not even hitting a min. im in great shape i run 5:30 mile times but i cant hold air anymore....?

what should i start with i work out and run regulary?
 
130-135-140 depending on how i felt .... passed out one day after loseing 14.2.... dont do that tey put in a hospital bed and dont let u get out of it for 24 hours....went in at 7pm sat left at 10pm sun....
 
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