Ok it is about time we had a thread to share our experiences of what is the state/sign each of us uses to pull up clean on a static?
So if relevant, share what happens leading up to your decision to halt the static and how you go about concluding the static.
Mine:
Currently (and not very accurately), when doing wet statics, I use the fact that near the end of my O2 supplies, I experience a tingling/buzzing in my hands/arms and things get heavier. As well I begin to find it hard to control my throat/lips during contractions. Sometimes my contractions will become very rigid at the very end making my body become very rigid. When I no longer have the ability to focus on controlling the relaxation of my body, I usually associate that with the end arising soon.
When doing dry statics, I notice my vision becoming inconsistent.
After all such points (wet or dry) I usually determine some number of contractions more I intend to do, or some number of 15 second intervals. I go for this and if lucky I picked the correct amount. If I have a very clear-headed day, I continually recheck my mind at periodic intervals and can tell whether it is ok to proceed one more period.
Cheers,
Tyler
So if relevant, share what happens leading up to your decision to halt the static and how you go about concluding the static.
Mine:
Currently (and not very accurately), when doing wet statics, I use the fact that near the end of my O2 supplies, I experience a tingling/buzzing in my hands/arms and things get heavier. As well I begin to find it hard to control my throat/lips during contractions. Sometimes my contractions will become very rigid at the very end making my body become very rigid. When I no longer have the ability to focus on controlling the relaxation of my body, I usually associate that with the end arising soon.
When doing dry statics, I notice my vision becoming inconsistent.
After all such points (wet or dry) I usually determine some number of contractions more I intend to do, or some number of 15 second intervals. I go for this and if lucky I picked the correct amount. If I have a very clear-headed day, I continually recheck my mind at periodic intervals and can tell whether it is ok to proceed one more period.
Cheers,
Tyler