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17. Guide to Breathing Into Your Butthole: How to Release Tension Mind Your Body
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Breathe Out of Tension: https://www.mytrainingroom.co/breathe-out-of-tension
I know you’ve been wondering, "How do I actually breathe into my butthole correctly?" It's a real head-scratcher for many of you out there. But fear not, I've got you covered. This game-changing exercise will help you break out of tension.
Let's get started. Find a comfortable spot, feet on the floor, and let's begin by inhaling through your nose. Pay attention to how your body feels. Do you sense pressure in your chest? Is anything happening in your belly? We're going to work on expanding the lower stomach, back, and sides. And hey, do you even feel your butt when you breathe? Don't worry; most folks are disconnected at first, just like I was.
Now, get a pillow for some support and place your hands around your waist in a circle. Inhale through your nose, imagining a balloon expanding in your lower stomach. Exhale through your nose and relax. Repeat this a few times, feeling the expansion with each breath.
Now, here's the magic part. I want you to focus on those butt bones sitting on the chair. Are they saying hello? Shift your butt around, get the feeling going. Then, as you inhale, think of breathing down into those butt bones or, yes, your butthole. It's not as awkward as it sounds! You should feel a slight stretch or movement, not like you're gonna fart or strain to use the restroom. Trust me; it's all about that subtle sensation.
To help you connect even better, try cupping your butt bones with your hands, inhaling into your fingers, and exhaling as you relax. Bingo! That's what we mean by breathing into your butthole. You're doing great!
I promise you, doing this exercise regularly will bring you immediate relief and relaxation. Your stress levels will thank you, and it doesn't cost a dime! To dive deeper, I've got a free three-part series on breathing and relaxation. But act fast; it might not stay free forever!
Share this episode with your friends because everyone deserves to know how to breathe into their butthole. Take care, and until next time, happy breathing!
Grab your Game Plan: In short, these Game Plans are a way to save you time & money–who doesn't need that? No more need to Google for hours about the best exercises or spend thousands on devices that promise to fix you. In each Game Plan, you will receive everything you need in a series of easy-to-watch videos. Click here to choose yours.
Connect with Dr. Audra
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draudralance/
GRAB THE FREE THREE-PART AUDIO SERIES DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU MUSCLE TENSION RELIEF IN MINUTES! Think of this three-part audio series as a mini daily treatment for healing and preventing pain/injury. When you incorporate proper breathing mechanics and muscle cueing for just a few minutes a day, your brain will relax the neurological tension and spasm and allow the relief to flow. It's a method I use in my practice, and I'm thrilled to share it with you. Breathe Out of Tension: https://www.mytrainingroom.co/breathe-out-of-tension
Breathe Out of Tension: https://www.mytrainingroom.co/breathe-out-of-tension
I know you’ve been wondering, "How do I actually breathe into my butthole correctly?" It's a real head-scratcher for many of you out there. But fear not, I've got you covered. This game-changing exercise will help you break out of tension.
Let's get started. Find a comfortable spot, feet on the floor, and let's begin by inhaling through your nose. Pay attention to how your body feels. Do you sense pressure in your chest? Is anything happening in your belly? We're going to work on expanding the lower stomach, back, and sides. And hey, do you even feel your butt when you breathe? Don't worry; most folks are disconnected at first, just like I was.
Now, get a pillow for some support and place your hands around your waist in a circle. Inhale through your nose, imagining a balloon expanding in your lower stomach. Exhale through your nose and relax. Repeat this a few times, feeling the expansion with each breath.
Now, here's the magic part. I want you to focus on those butt bones sitting on the chair. Are they saying hello? Shift your butt around, get the feeling going. Then, as you inhale, think of breathing down into those butt bones or, yes, your butthole. It's not as awkward as it sounds! You should feel a slight stretch or movement, not like you're gonna fart or strain to use the restroom. Trust me; it's all about that subtle sensation.
To help you connect even better, try cupping your butt bones with your hands, inhaling into your fingers, and exhaling as you relax. Bingo! That's what we mean by breathing into your butthole. You're doing great!
I promise you, doing this exercise regularly will bring you immediate relief and relaxation. Your stress levels will thank you, and it doesn't cost a dime! To dive deeper, I've got a free three-part series on breathing and relaxation. But act fast; it might not stay free forever!
Share this episode with your friends because everyone deserves to know how to breathe into their butthole. Take care, and until next time, happy breathing!
Grab your Game Plan: In short, these Game Plans are a way to save you time & money–who doesn't need that? No more need to Google for hours about the best exercises or spend thousands on devices that promise to fix you. In each Game Plan, you will receive everything you need in a series of easy-to-watch videos. Click here to choose yours.
Connect with Dr. Audra
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draudralance/
GRAB THE FREE THREE-PART AUDIO SERIES DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU MUSCLE TENSION RELIEF IN MINUTES! Think of this three-part audio series as a mini daily treatment for healing and preventing pain/injury. When you incorporate proper breathing mechanics and muscle cueing for just a few minutes a day, your brain will relax the neurological tension and spasm and allow the relief to flow. It's a method I use in my practice, and I'm thrilled to share it with you. Breathe Out of Tension: https://www.mytrainingroom.co/breathe-out-of-tension
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