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More about Wim Hof for Beginners
Should you take breaks between rounds?
For example, to catch your breath and rest.
You don't have to.
But you can. Especially if you feel dizzy or have problems with your blood pressure.
In principle, it does not affect the result at all.
I've already talked about this and even posted a video where Wim Hof breathes himself and demonstrates with other people that, according to his Method, you inhale and exhale through the mouth.
But everyone says that breathing through the mouth is not very good.
However, if you have been practicing through the nose for a long time, you can try breathing through the mouth as well.
Perhaps this can even be considered a more advanced level.
You can definitely saturate yourself with even more oxygen this way. Which means the pause will become longer.
But this is definitely not for beginners.
Especially not for beginners who breathe outdoors or in freezing weather...
Should you take breaks between rounds?
For example, to catch your breath and rest.
You don't have to.
But you can. Especially if you feel dizzy or have problems with your blood pressure.
In principle, it does not affect the result at all.
I've already talked about this and even posted a video where Wim Hof breathes himself and demonstrates with other people that, according to his Method, you inhale and exhale through the mouth.
But everyone says that breathing through the mouth is not very good.
However, if you have been practicing through the nose for a long time, you can try breathing through the mouth as well.
Perhaps this can even be considered a more advanced level.
You can definitely saturate yourself with even more oxygen this way. Which means the pause will become longer.
But this is definitely not for beginners.
Especially not for beginners who breathe outdoors or in freezing weather...