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I guess the short answer is, "No".
Thank you for having this discussion. The need for understanding breathing for movement is paramount.
Interesting discussion. Thank you. During the discussion I was wondering if the vital signs would be significantly different for Jiu Jitsu practitioners, say, versus tennis players, when they are competing or if the Jiu Jitsu practitioners might have a higher desire and tolerance for "life threatening" activities than tennis players and would thus not be more stressed than tennis players. Or is there a primordial unconscious fear that makes Jiu Jitsu fundamentally more stressful?
" his or her" , the heart rate
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