Breather Fit │Natural Breathing Lung Recovery/Exercising Muscle Trainer for Athletes│ The Ultimate Lung Exercise Device

It's not a problem with the breather, there are lots of them out there, and they're built in the same way as well. It is the lack of education on how it should be used that is the issue. Videos and an app are available as options for learning. There are dozens of videos but you have to skip through to find something relevant, such as a workout, and then it turns out that it's In the videos, very little time is dedicated to technique instead, most of the time apparently goes towards calming anxiety. on progressive overload in these videos, and it feels more like something you would see on late night television than a teaching video. app was well done looking wise, but it was a real detriment to the product. The iOS version after a few days repeatedly ended up with a blank screen and all data had to be re-entered. You don't really go back to it every time you start over, because it gives you a day off every time. I wonder if corporate office employees have never used the app or if they're using a different version of the app.
There are people who provide support that appears to be disconnected, but is.

Miranda Compton

| Jan 14, 2021

I like it, but the price is a little excessive. You won't encounter any problems as long as you use it correctly. These pros are Includes the ability to independently inhale and exhale (sinking/spinning). My Ultrabreathe did not have that option when I had it a long time ago. The cleaning process is pretty straightforward. There are a lot of videos online about For athletes, this one has advice on cleaning, use, etc. It is best if you have COPD or other respiratory symptoms to put on the white or blue A Breather - The colors make it easy to tell which one is the right one to use/get. Extra mouthpiece is available if you need it to fit a small mouth if needed In the Ultrabreathe you had the silicone thing, which, in my opinion, caused more spit issues when used. Having already used the product for a couple of days, I noticed it helped with my exercise issues In the beginning of the year, I suffered from exercise-induced bronchitis Besides spasm over the last two years, I use albuterol when the air quality is poor due to heat/humidity or when it is very I figured I would make a big switch back over to RMT to drastically reduce drug use + hopefully increase athletic performance (too soon to tell on those points)- Based on anecdotal evidence, it seems to be effective & effective This is the plan I'm going to stick with. The cons are I can only think about the cost. It's plastic, and it probably has an This Ultrabreathe had a plastic ball inside it that was attached by a twist. Due to this, the in/out adjustability isn't independent, and the price is "Those who complain that "blowing it out" didn't use it properly probably shouldn't be complaining about it- It's clear from videos that people are trying too hard Set your "lung strength" at 70% and do your best Invert your face and do not puff out your cheeks with either inhalation or exhalation. There is a chance I'll get "too strong" for this, which would be unpleasant. But when one looks at the Airofit ($300 SMRP! It has independent dials and about six Because of this, the only thing one is paying for is the app itself, unless the internal mechanism is vastly improved or strengthened In addition, the app is not necessary, unless you're a number junkie or pro athlete. You will probably be paid for using it in that case. The rest of us normal athletes, however, will make due just fine with this type of equipment.

Kelvin Baldwin

| Jun 14, 2021

Taking in maximum amounts of air with each breath was made possible by this product Due to this, I am able to work much harder on high-level tasks Workouts with intense intervals (uphill trail running and riding at 12 mph During your senior year, you will study fifteen percent grade point average, swim, paddle board, and kayak. The pros are The hard-core athlete addicted to acid (lactic) won't be able to live without it

CONS The dials cannot be set to maximum even when the resistance is set. As an easy workaround, I cup my hands onto both ingress and egress ports (adding additional resistance). BRIEF OBSERVATION Since I own several PowerBreathe devices, which I have used for 15 years, I've amassed a lot of experience with them. A significant advantage of this device lies in the shape of the device, since the shape is easier to use and more easily add extra resistance using the hand cupping technique mentioned above.

Zendaya Byers

| Dec 07, 2020

The lack of any reviews made me hesitant, but then I saw all the reviews that were 5 stars. I'll give you the skinny on that This machine is a resistance force that works on both inhalation and exhalation. The main difference between the regular blue/pink and the black FIT is that the resistance levels in the dial are more intense A FIT training belt offers a higher resistance for athletic training whereas the pink and blue trainers are more recommended for recovering from lung disease. In my call to the company, I was given an answer to this question. In addition to my need for the FIT, I also purchased it As an asthmatic, I was pretty hard hit by the Covidien virus During my lifetime, I inhaled 19 times. Not just that I want to breathe normally again, I want my lungs to be stronger for athletic endeavors. FIT is one of several programs I use to support my health. was shocked to find out how weak I actually was until I used it the first time and realized that two breaths on level 1 would have Although I acknowledge I'm out of shape and my lungs are weak, what an out of shape and weak person I have become! I pulled out my medical version of this I had from years ago when I had pneumonia. A second was all I could manage to hold the ball up with my breath. In my opinion, the lungs need to be trained. Since it was a little medical one, I have had asthma and pneumonia for over 15 years. Blue/pink regular breathers are similar to this one. Perhaps a medical one costs less than a regular one it is more likely to cost less, most likely. So, I will make the most of the FIT breather and build stronger lungs via recovery rather than just blowing out the air.

Marley Crosby

| May 27, 2021

I bought it after reading an article about the benefit of exercising the respiratory system. My husband noticed that after a month of using the product, I wasn't "choking" on it nearly as frequently. It seems that my physician has noticed that I am beginning to have "age appropriate" swallowing problems (spit goes down the As far as I can tell, this seems to be working. It should be noted that, for best results, you should hold your nose, and the exhale flap commonly gets stuck, but can be easily fixed with a spoon.

Madilynn Guerra

| Apr 14, 2021

We received the product in a timely fashion. It was ready for use as soon as it was unboxed. A great feature of this mouthpiece is that it is easy to grasp and hold in the mouth without placing pressure on my jaw. It's easy to use the dial settings since they are clearly marked. In the future, I look forward to using Breather Fit to improve my athletic performance through inspiratory and expiratory muscle training.

Walker Holden

| Sep 28, 2020