3. Soft Stomach Breathing

About This Lesson

Breathing correctly is one of the most important skills for overall well-being. Proper breathing provides the foundation for developing effective Relaxation Skills.

This lesson guides you through Deep, Soft, and Rhythmic Breathing techniques designed to help you move away from shallow breathing patterns. Learn more about Relaxation Therapy, a method that builds on these breathing techniques.

You will also be introduced to Hard Stomach Breathing, a key element of Power Breathing, which is explored in greater detail in later lessons.

By practicing these techniques, you take an important step toward developing greater relaxation, energy, and focus in everyday life.

Practices such as deep breathing, social bonding, and gentle movement can support vagal tone and help you feel more grounded and connected.

Learn more about how proper stomach breathing supports vagus nerve regulation.

All In The Zone Skills Training Lessons

• 1. In The Zone Skills Training – Introduction
• 2. Relaxed Moves
• 4. Position of Comfort and Relaxation Therapy
• 5. Autonomic Nervous System
• 6. Relaxed Flow vs Stress and Tension
• 7. Power Moves
• 8. Power Breathing Routine
• 9. Polyvagal Theory 1 – Introduction
• 10. Polyvagal Theory 2 – Mind-Body Integration
• 11. Polyvagal Theory 3 – The Vagus Nerve
• 12. Social Learning Theory 1 – Introduction
• 13. Social Learning Theory 2 – How To Maximize Success
• 14. Social Learning Theory 3 – How Perception Shapes Behavior
• 15. Social Learning Theory 4 – Expanding Constructs
• 16. Social Learning Theory 5 – The Language Of Science
• 17. Social Learning Theory 6 – Internal and External Locus of Control
• 18. Social Learning Theory 7 – Reward Value & Self-Navigation
• 19. Social Learning Theory 8 – Become A Self-Learner
• 20. Social Learning Theory 9 – Self-Navigation
• 21. Social Learning Theory 10 – Applying SLT
• 22. Social Learning Theory 11 – Be Your Own Coach
• 23. Social Learning Theory 12 – Reward Value
• 24. Social Learning Theory 13 – Behavior Potential
• 25. Social Learning Theory 14 – Expectancy
• 26. Social Learning Theory 15 – Psychological Situation
• 27. Elastic Moves
• 28. Basic Stretching Routine
• 29. Advanced Stretching Routine
• 30. Total Readiness Routine
• 31. Focused Moves
• 32. Healthy Back Exercises – Section One
• 33. Healthy Back Exercises – Section Two
• 34. Healthy Back Exercises – Section Three
• 35. Healthy Back Exercises – Advanced Back Routine
• 36. Position of Strength Transfers
• 37. Polyvagal Theory 4 – Expectancy and Neuroception
• 38. Polyvagal Theory 5 – Integration
• 39. Skills Review
• 40. Welcome To The Mulry Method
• Foundational Research & Theoretical Sources