Wim Hof Method
A breathing technique involving 30 deep, fast breaths followed by breath retention to train stress control and switch between sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system states.
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"I took them to Poland and did a week-long retreat with Wim Hof at the time, where we immersed ourselves in breath work, meditation and a lot of ice and freezing cold therapy training to overcome the chaos in our minds... Some of the most beautiful..."
More from Lewis Howes →"Wim Hof method is around 30 very deep, very fast breaths, through the mouth, through the nose, it doesn't matter. It's meant to stress you out. And then you hold your breath for 2, 3 minutes, which is meant to calm you down."
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