

Peter Lakatos - Can You Have Functional Movement Without Having Functional Breathing?
12 snips Oct 9, 2021
Peter Lakatos, a Krav-Maga expert and advanced instructor, dives into the crucial role of breathing in functional movement. He shares how simple breathing exercises can enhance mobility and athletic performance. The conversation highlights breath mechanics and posture, along with their impact on recovery and stress management. Lakatos also discusses the application of breathing techniques in combat sports to improve focus and performance, emphasizing the interconnectedness of breath, movement, and mental clarity for athletes.
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Breathing and Mobility
- Peter Lakatos noticed 90% of people improved shoulder mobility after one minute of crocodile breathing.
- This simple observation convinced him of the power of breathing exercises.
Prone vs. Supine Breathing
- For better postural correction, consider prone crocodile breathing.
- It helps engage the diaphragm and relax spinal muscles more effectively than supine breathing.
Diaphragm's Dual Role
- The diaphragm has a dual role: respiration and spinal stabilization.
- Supporting the upper body allows the diaphragm to focus solely on respiration, accelerating heart rate recovery.