Sentences with phrase «deep belly breaths»

Hold for 3 - 5 deep belly breaths.

Whether you choose a formal meditation in the morning or evening, or perhaps take a few minutes at various times throughout the day to enjoy deep belly breaths and just be in the moment.

As soon as you wake up, before getting out of bed, place your hands on your belly and take 10 deep belly breaths.

Take 1 - 5 deep belly breaths.

Once you're complete, close your eyes or look away from the paper and take three deep belly breaths.

Sit up, take deep belly breaths, and list three things you are grateful for in that moment, either silently or aloud.

Start small by taking 10 deep belly breaths every time you start to feel stressed, anxious, or tense and get a good night's sleep so that your body is able to restore and heal.

Studies show that when we welcome nice, deep belly breaths (known as diaphragmatic breathing), we send a signal to the brain that everything's OK.

To lower your voice, especially before an interview, try to take some deep belly breaths.

Sitting or standing upright, taking deep belly breaths, and letting your voice rise with passion and fall with authority help create what Morgan calls a «leadership voice.»

Since 2017 has been complex year for many, you can almost feel a collective unclenching of jaws, the taking of a universal deep belly breath as the year draws to a close.

A few rounds of deep belly breath grounded the energy of the room.

Do: Feel the deep belly breath expanding into your lower back.

Take a deep belly breath and brace your abs.

To brace yourself for those super heavy lifts you'd take a deep belly breath and hold it, a method of «breathing» called the Valsalva maneuver.

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To activate the rest and digest response, focus on taking at least three deep breaths from your belly before and after every meeting or conversation throughout the day.

I would hold and gently stroke my round belly and take deep, hearty breaths.

Or, you could have a child lay on the floor, place his or her hand on her belly, and feel it move up and down with each deep breath.

Feel the belly rise and fall with the breath and imagine your deep breaths relieving any pain and discomfort.

By taking a slow, gentle, deep breath into your belly, you can instantly create calm your body.

At every intersection, pause and check in by taking a deep breath, closing your eyes, and placing your hands on your belly and heart.

Place your hands over your belly and take a deep breath, feeling the belly expand as you fill up with air.

Breath properly, through your nose and deep into your diaphragm (belly breathing).

Listen and learn: Take a deep breath, expanding your ribcage fully (your belly comes out).

Another technique that benefits the nervous system is the practice of Kapalabhati, or skull - polishing breath, a breathing style in which the practitioner takes a deep breath, bringing air to the belly, and then releases the air in a series of short, explosive exhales.

The deepest breath will find its way to the the bottom of the belly.

After the next deep breath intakes, exhale forcefully through the nose for 15 - 30 times and, actively draw your belly in with each energetic exhalation.

It compresses our lungs so that instead of taking deep long breaths into our belly like we were born to do, we take short, stressful breaths into our shrunken chests.

Make deep, full belly breaths a priority in your twists!

Invite them to take a slow, deep breath in through their nose as they feel their belly and chest move / fill up.

Next, offer kids a Breathing Buddy to put on their belly as they relax and take slow, deep breaths to give their buddy a ride.

Now take a deep breath; fill your belly with air and brace your abs really hard.

If you are feeling tired, stand up and take a very big, very slow deep breath into your belly.

Place it on the tightest notch that still allows you to take a full and deep breath into your belly.

You'll want to take the deepest breath that you can, focusing on raising your belly and filling it with your breath.

Take a deep breath into your belly and draw your shoulder blades back and down (think of Superman pulling his jacket open to reveal the «S» on his chest).

Take a deep breath into your belly and twist your feet into the ground (imagine screwing them down without actually moving them) and squat, keeping your torso upright.

7) Square Breathing: Have clients do deep, slow, calm breathing and at the same time imagine following (with attention) their breath by making a square going right from the top of the lungs, down the right side, going left across the lower belly, and moving up the left side of the lung.

Take a deep breath into your belly and brace your abs and glutes.

Take a deep breath into your belly, hold it, and breathe out your mouth with a sigh, releasing any stuckness or tension.

Nothing counters stress better than taking a few deep breaths into your belly.

Take a few deep breaths allowing your belly to drop in toward the floor with your exhales.

Now that you are in position, release your air, take another deep breath into your belly, and make sure your upper AND lower backs are as tightly contracted as possible.

Long, slow, deep - in - your - belly breaths help to calm the mind and relax your body.

Here's what I do most days: When I wake up, I place one hand on my heart and one hand on my belly and take a few deep breaths.

Sink your hips towards the ground, take a deep breath in, suck in your belly, lengthen your arms and reach down with the right hand, elbow resting gently on the knee and left arm extended to the sky / ceiling.

The most effective, natural method for stimulating the vagus nerve is deep, belly breath breathing that you typically associate with yoga and meditation.

They are to focus on their breathing, taking deep cleansing breaths, breathing in and out slowly, and paying particular attention to how breathing feels in their nostrils, lungs, and bellies... breathe in peace and healing... and exhale allowing anything that needs to go flow effortlessly out.»

Sitting up nice and tall with both feet flat on the floor, take three slow, deep breaths down to the belly, breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth.

Agnes raised to the door and stood very still before it, her hands on the belly of her apron, taking a deep breath, as though to calm herself.