Any good courses or books on breathing?

[StarStruck]

Preferably a course. 

[hyruga]

or the Wim Hof Method

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50403522-the-wim-hof-method?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=EZnMqgLpYd&rank=1

Edited May 11, 2021 by hyruga

[Jacob Morres]

my mom really liked this. 

as well as: 

https://www.jessecoomer.com/books

Wim Hof instructor wrote an extensive guide to the breath which I skimmed through at barnes and noble. look prettyyy legit. 

Edited May 12, 2021 by Jacob Morres

[StarStruck]

The books oxygen advantage and true to form caught my eye.

[Raptorsin7]

 

[OmniYoga]

I've heard james nestor breath is good, I'm looking forward to read it ,
He was in Joe R. E, so u can chceck the podcast first and see if that feeds your needs, that episode is mainly about that book,
Andrew Huberman recommend it as well and he is proffesor of neruobiology - so I guess the book is legit from science stand point, not some woo-woo mambo jambo

Edited May 28, 2021 by OmniYoga

[Vynce]

Yeah i just read "Breath" from James Nestor and can really recommend it to you guys! The book has changed my breathing behavior instantaneously.

Top take-aways: No mouth breathing, just nose breathing. Short inhalte, long exhale. Keep your jaws and teeth together. Chew a lot. 

[Superfluo]

@StarStruck

Jack Willis' Reichian Therapy (book) has some excellent chapters on breathing. A dude on YouTube, Devaraj Sandberg, made videos explaining how to breathe properly and proper breathing exercises using that book. And he also has an online course on his website.

 

[herghly]

Learn kriya yoga and do it every day. Nothing else has improved my breathing and made me more conscious of breath. 

 

[Jj13]

Go to the source of Patrick McKeown's work. Buteyko breathing exercises.

The best resources I found online are from:

Artour Rakhimov: https://www.normalbreathing.com/

Misha Sakharoff: https://sakharoff.com/

There are plenty of books and courses there.