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Regulaing Breathing
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Sep 2015
7:55pm, 7 Sep 2015
1001 posts
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LordWotsit
ello all My daughter is just starting to run with me but she seems to have difficulty regulating her breathing. I think it is just a case of thinking to much about how she is breathing, how she is running etc. I have tried to explain how I breath but I don't think that helps. I don't listen to music as I run but to those of you who so do you think that would help? Any other suggestions would be a great help. Thanks in advance |
Sep 2015
8:31pm, 7 Sep 2015
17555 posts
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Derby Tup
Maybe she's trying to run too fast. Try a very slow jog and talk to each other |
Sep 2015
9:09pm, 7 Sep 2015
6825 posts
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Autumnleaves
I'd agree with DT - very easy running at conversational pace - chatting in complete sentences, walk breaks when needed. Easier breathing will come  |
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Sep 2015
9:33pm, 7 Sep 2015
1002 posts
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LordWotsit
Thanks guys |
Sep 2015
9:51pm, 7 Sep 2015
23068 posts
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Fleece and Dust
How old is she? My younger son struggled with his breathing when he started running park run with me, I used to tell him to pretend he was blowing out candles on a cake to reset his breathing, which seemed to help. Walking breaks are good, too! |
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Sep 2015
9:51pm, 8 Sep 2015
1003 posts
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LordWotsit
She is 14 I said for her to set the pace but I think I will rein it in a bit |
