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You are not using the proper breathing technique. Try timing your breathing to your foot steps, and hold your arms differently.
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You're reading Why is it while im jogging my chest goes tight and feels like its burning?? After it takes me ages to get my breathe back and i cough alot during and after the jog! Thank you to anyone who has an answer!!
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What if i have tried the breathing thing! Ive tried the breath through your nose out your mouth. Beathing and holding for 3 then exhailin!! even the one you are talking about!
by Anonymous on November 4th, 2009
You should be breathing in on your right foot, out on your right foot, at a normal jog. Hold your arms above your head for 20 steps if your cramping gets too bad, but you can even breath in on the right, out on the left if you're not getting enough air movement and blood pumping. That's pretty fast breathing for jogging, though.
by Aksafari on November 4th, 2009
im just worried cause asmatha runs in family
by Anonymous on November 4th, 2009
If you were having an asthma attack, wouldn't you know it? I suppose you could be having atypical asthmatic symptoms... you can do a stress test at your doctor's office. That might be your best bet.
by Aksafari on November 4th, 2009