I started swimming recently, and found that I have trouble taking in full breaths of air. ...when i'm out of water and stretch out my concave side, I can take in a full breath w/o feeling the restriction from the concave side.
Anyone have any tips or tricks I can use in the water so I don't feel like I'm not taking enough air in with each breath. (As of now it's hard for me to breath every 4 strokes, which I'd prefer so I only breath in from one side only)
I'm def. asking my ortho, but wanted to hear your experiences.
My follow up is next week, and I'm so afraid my curve would have progressed further... cause I recently realized spinal fusion for me might not be possible or it'll be a difficult surgery due to all the nerve sheath tumors around my spine with a few in my neural foramen, cause as luck would have it, the largest tumor is from T9 to T12...all basically my t-curve is. boo.
Anyone have any tips or tricks I can use in the water so I don't feel like I'm not taking enough air in with each breath. (As of now it's hard for me to breath every 4 strokes, which I'd prefer so I only breath in from one side only)
I'm def. asking my ortho, but wanted to hear your experiences.
My follow up is next week, and I'm so afraid my curve would have progressed further... cause I recently realized spinal fusion for me might not be possible or it'll be a difficult surgery due to all the nerve sheath tumors around my spine with a few in my neural foramen, cause as luck would have it, the largest tumor is from T9 to T12...all basically my t-curve is. boo.
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