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Walking with good breathing helps to improve your vitality and mood. Walk outside for at least 15 minutes each day, only breathing through your nose - it’s a simple as that. For the first couple of weeks of Buteyko practice don’t include any challenging hill walks or power walking, in these early stages keep it easy. Later in the programme I’ll be talking about how you can increase your fitness level and still maintain a good breathing pattern. Remember this is a silent, nose breathing only walk, you mustn’t walk and talk. What do I do if I get out of breath? 1.33s I have a problem with walking uphill? 2.01s Walking when it's cold outside? 2.38s Videos mentioned: Getting Fitter with Good Breathing • Видео Mini Pauses • Видео Part 1 The Stop Cough • Part 1:The Stop Cough - a one minute Bute... For one-to-one tuition please look at https://www.buteykobreathing.org/bute... Janet Brindley is the author of the Buteyko Practice Diary and Breathe Well and Live Well with COPD: A 28-Day Breathing Exercise Plan. She is also a co-author of the Self Help Asthma - the Buteyko Method DVD pack and the Buteyko Breathing Association Teacher training manual. The exercises shown here are designed to help you as you take your first steps in learning Buteyko with a trained teacher or physiotherapist. It is important to follow the programme your teacher designs for you, so work through each section before moving on. Don't be tempted to jump ahead or rush through to the end. In your first week of Buteyko, try to stick to the programme as closely as possible. The first week establishes important elements such as posture and relaxation, making the new exercises learned in the second and subsequent weeks easier to master.