How to Engage Neck Lock : Jalandharabhanda
8m 17s
ABOUT NECK LOCK: Jalandharabhanda, also called jalandabhand, or the neck lock, is essential in yoga and particularly in meditation.
It is also, for freedivers, known as the glottis - that tricky little bugger that you need to keep locked in order to keep your mouthfill.
Neck lock is taught here in a super-easy and accessible way, to allow freedivers to really feel and understand what and where their glottis is, and how to get it to behave and do what you want it to.
This is the first step to many of the important breathing exercises (pranayama) in yoga, and to successful mouthfill for safe, deep freediving.
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