Jun 21, 2025
Holding your breath for over six minutes is achievable with consistent practice, patience, and the right technique—starting with your baseline.
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Begin by holding your breath at rest until mild discomfort. This gives you a starting point to track progress and set realistic training goals.
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Avoid tensing up, as it uses more oxygen. Practicing mindfulness helps keep your body relaxed and extends breath-hold time effectively.
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Do 5–10 breath holds per session. Breathe deeply between holds and track progress. If times drop, it could mean you’re tired—take a break.
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Train with both full inhales and exhales. Begin underwater practice only when confident, and always under supervision to avoid risk.
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