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3D Yoga - View of diaphragm during respiration. Demo for "Mechanics of Respiration" CD ROM. Visit
www.3d-yoga.com

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  • Great for musicians!

  • Very useful for teaching vocal students. Thank you!

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  • wow! creepy... i try to sing from my diaphram now that I know what it is...

  • This is great, thanks for creating this video.

  • really helpful

  • @2glam4aUsername He said for more info, visit X site. This was a brief demonstration. For 1 minute, it encompasses enough to get a basic understanding, which is what it is intended for. The visuals are done just so one can see how the muscle would work and nothing else. This is not shitty, by any stretch of the imagination.

  • @dpain0

    probably the shitty explanation and visuals?

  • Who would dislike this? It's your body for crying out loud!

  • Yes your abdomen SHOULD expand when breathing, it's not an optical illusion! The diaphragm moving down moves the intestines down and outwards. If only your ribs move, you are not breathing properly or efficiently.

  • @Bludhoundz8 Yes, your lungs expand every time you take a breath because you are taking in air. Your stomach only looks like it's expanding because your rib cage is flexible and moving with the diaphragm (which we see in the video). It's really kind of an optical illusion but your stomach isn't expanding. The reason you don't see your lungs expand is because the rib cage is being moved for your lungs to bloat with air.

  • I still dont get it :c are your lungs supposed to expand whilst doing this? When i inhale, my stomach expands, like gets bloated, but my lungs dont expand. I also heard that your chest shouldnt rise which will happen if u expand your lungs. Someone please, please help!

  • 動きはおもしろい!

    

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