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SECOND WIND express

Russian Breathing Techniques for Superior Performance & Resilience

Achieve superior performance, resilience, and grace under pressure through breathing mastery. Accept no pseudoscience or psychobabble—learn state-of-the-art techniques from the arsenal of Russian athletes and special forces.

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Your SECOND WIND express free training tips

How to test your breath hold

The classic Soviet breath hold standards

What does your breath hold time say about your willpower?

Breathe hard the right way

Emergency recovery breathing

SECOND WIND express

Our ancestors realized that disciplined breathing yielded tremendous power over self. Breathing practices shrouded in mysticism were developed around the world and more are still sprouting today—some effective, others harmful, many pure psychobabble. In contrast, the breathing systems developed by Soviet and Russian scientists are firmly rooted in physiology and thoroughly tested in the field.

(To anticipate your question: No, we are not teaching Buteyko or Systema breathing.)

Some of these low-tech/high-concept techniques promote physical and psychological resilience:

Cultivate a “grace under pressure” found in elite soldiers and athletes

Tune up your “on/off”switch—learn how to totally mobilize or relax on demand

Boost your “anti-fragility” against all sorts of pathogens—heat, cold, blood loss, infection, toxins, radiation, etc.—by increasing your cells’ resistance to free radical damage and reducing the stress reaction

Reduce fatigue induced injuries

Other SECOND WIND express techniques improve athletic performance, even in elite athletes:

Endurance—through many adaptations in the heart, lungs, blood vessels, blood, muscles, and the nervous system

Speed—through improved muscle relaxation and increased creatine phosphate storage in the muscles

Power—through a possible conversion of type I muscle fibers to type IIA

Coordination and reaction time—through improved muscle relaxation

Most of these techniques are simple to learn, require no special equipment, and can be incorporated into your regular training or done anywhere, anytime. They work for all healthy people, from general fitness newbies to intermediate athletes to champions.