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Originally Posted by musclemax
Revok thank you for your reply. so you say that less than ideal nasal passages have no heavy detrimental effects on an athlete's cardio? I am glad to hear that (I hope I am understanding you correctly).
You mentioned "I have tried using it..." so you don't really breathe through your nose as you do cardio work? I try to breathe through my nose and exhale through my mouth but after a while I feel really frustrated with my nose air intake. I try to breathe so hard I can feel all sorts of things (mucus, sweat, water).
please keep posting. thanks guys.
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Yes, when I say my nose is ornamental I mean it has zero practical use when it comes to breathing during cardio. During sprints and such I breathe entirely through my mouth, but on long runs where breath can to be controlled I mess around with different methods, in through the mouth/out the nose, or taking air through my nose and mouth simultaneously but with a 25/75% split (it takes some practice).
I remember someone on here saying that breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth creates a cycle of air, meaning you're never inhaling any stale/exhaled air, and so your breathing is maximally efficient. How true that is I don't know.