Jesse Coomer has discovered how focusing on only one style of breathwork limits long-term ability and how C02 training and a mixture of disciplines is the best benefit for breathwork health.
Jesse Coomer, Renowned
Breathworker, Uncovers
How Your Breathwork Is
Holding You
Breathwork coaching company, Midwestern Method LLC,
has found surprising new data through their latest work on
C02 Training and Breathwork.
Head of the company, Jesse Coomer,
has worked with hundreds of
breathwork practitioners including first
responders and athletes wanting to
improve their health and performance
through breathwork.
Designed specifically for breathwork practitioners, you'll find a real-world look at the
challenges facing breathwork practitioners that desire the increased performance
and help attributed to recent developments in breathwork.
Many in the breathwork community
focus on super ventilation when
practicing breathwork and it hurts
their long-term breathing
mechanics.
Through Jesse Coomer's work, those problems can
be overcome for you.
Jessecoomer.com Jesse Coomer wanted
to find an effective solution for many in the
breathwork community who focus on
superventilation when doing breathwork
and don't know they're hurting their long-
term breathing mechanics.
Some of the discoveries include: Improving Breathwork with C02 training -
Breathwork is the most beneficial when adding in different styles instead of
keeping with just one for your practice.
Superventilation vs C02 - Euphoric
breathwork is normally
superventilation but it does not deal
with C02 which is the most beneficial
for overall health.
Not all Breathwork is Euphoric - Breathwork will not be
as powerful if it's only done one way.
Jesse Coomer, Renowned
Breathwork Coach of Midwestern
Method LLC said, "Doing C02
training is the best kind of breath
training that you can do but it doesn't
feel good to do.
Still, it's the most beneficial breathwork for your overall
health.
As a breathworker, if one only practices one way of
breathing you will always be limited." Many people
focus on superventilation when doing breathwork and
it hurts their long term breathing mechanics are invited
to review the case study online or download the full
case study directly: www.
Contact Us At: http://www.jessecoomer.com
Breathworker, Uncovers
How Your Breathwork Is
Holding You
Breathwork coaching company, Midwestern Method LLC,
has found surprising new data through their latest work on
C02 Training and Breathwork.
Head of the company, Jesse Coomer,
has worked with hundreds of
breathwork practitioners including first
responders and athletes wanting to
improve their health and performance
through breathwork.
Designed specifically for breathwork practitioners, you'll find a real-world look at the
challenges facing breathwork practitioners that desire the increased performance
and help attributed to recent developments in breathwork.
Many in the breathwork community
focus on super ventilation when
practicing breathwork and it hurts
their long-term breathing
mechanics.
Through Jesse Coomer's work, those problems can
be overcome for you.
Jessecoomer.com Jesse Coomer wanted
to find an effective solution for many in the
breathwork community who focus on
superventilation when doing breathwork
and don't know they're hurting their long-
term breathing mechanics.
Some of the discoveries include: Improving Breathwork with C02 training -
Breathwork is the most beneficial when adding in different styles instead of
keeping with just one for your practice.
Superventilation vs C02 - Euphoric
breathwork is normally
superventilation but it does not deal
with C02 which is the most beneficial
for overall health.
Not all Breathwork is Euphoric - Breathwork will not be
as powerful if it's only done one way.
Jesse Coomer, Renowned
Breathwork Coach of Midwestern
Method LLC said, "Doing C02
training is the best kind of breath
training that you can do but it doesn't
feel good to do.
Still, it's the most beneficial breathwork for your overall
health.
As a breathworker, if one only practices one way of
breathing you will always be limited." Many people
focus on superventilation when doing breathwork and
it hurts their long term breathing mechanics are invited
to review the case study online or download the full
case study directly: www.
Contact Us At: http://www.jessecoomer.com