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How Can Breathing Techniques Help Runners Manage Pre-Race Anxiety?

Breathing Techniques for Runners: Manage Pre-Race Anxiety

Breathing techniques can be super helpful for runners like us who feel nervous before a race. Here’s how I’ve discovered they work:

  • Calm Your Mind: When you focus on your breathing, it helps quiet all those fast-moving thoughts in your head.

  • Control Your Heart Rate: Deep breaths can lower your heart rate. This helps you feel more in control and less anxious.

  • Improve Oxygen Flow: Deep breathing increases the amount of oxygen that gets to your muscles. This gets them ready to perform at their best.

Just taking a few moments to breathe deeply can change how you feel—from nervous to excited!

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How Can Breathing Techniques Help Runners Manage Pre-Race Anxiety?

Breathing Techniques for Runners: Manage Pre-Race Anxiety

Breathing techniques can be super helpful for runners like us who feel nervous before a race. Here’s how I’ve discovered they work:

  • Calm Your Mind: When you focus on your breathing, it helps quiet all those fast-moving thoughts in your head.

  • Control Your Heart Rate: Deep breaths can lower your heart rate. This helps you feel more in control and less anxious.

  • Improve Oxygen Flow: Deep breathing increases the amount of oxygen that gets to your muscles. This gets them ready to perform at their best.

Just taking a few moments to breathe deeply can change how you feel—from nervous to excited!

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