The more uptight we are, the shorter and
shallower the breath becomes, and the more tension there is in the shoulders and neck.
Not exact matches
Here's what research is showing — that as we humans text, a few interesting things happen physiologically Our breathing
becomes rapid,
shallow, or non-existent (we hold our
breaths until we must breathe).
Newborn babies tend to breathe in a cycle when they sleep, with their
breaths tending to go faster and then slow down, before
becoming shallow.
However, when we get flustered, our
breath becomes short and
shallow — and stress has nowhere to go...
Become aware of how
shallow your
breaths are and set out to consciously take longer
breaths and slow down your breathing pattern (breathe in and out to the count of four).
My breathing
became quick and
shallow — it felt like I couldn't catch my
breath.
Our minds start racing, our
breath becomes shallow and we toss and turn in frustration until the wee hours.
When
breath becomes constricted and
shallow, it is no longer being used to its full potential.
The more aware you
become of the sensation of deep, vital
breaths, the easier it is to recognize when you move back into
shallow, chest - centered breathing.
Do you tend to breathe fast, do you tend to hold your
breath or does your
breath become shallow?
Your eyes dilate, your
breath becomes shallow, your blood pressure quickens, and your muscles bunch.
• The
breath becomes shallow and rapid.
My
breath becomes shallow as I am awash with a zen - like focus on maintaining my balance, and partially so as not to disturb Beck — who is intently fixated on the picnic table in the center of the room.
When your
breath becomes shallow or you stop breathing, it triggers the fight - or - flight response.