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Anyone have a tip to help me breath better when exercising?
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In & Out: There is no magic pill or golden advice when it comes to breathing during exercise. If you are having an issue with this, simply back off the intensity a little and it should improve. It is simply about buffering out the Lactic Acid produced during intense activity.
Answered 6/26/2014
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