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Panic attacks and weight exercice


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Wow! Amazing work. Reading this put a big smile on my face. It is so nice to hear about your success.

How does it feel to be in control of this?

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Thank you for sharing with us and way to go!
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Hello. I would like to share with you that after one year of exposing myself of weight training, my panic attacs gonne away/or are controlled. I used weight training to train my brain to litlle by little control anxious thoughts that always started when I lifted weights (because heart beat increases with exercice, my brain were not distinguishing heart panic beat from healthy heart beat from exercice). After 1 or 2 months I started only to start having panic attacs only at the gym in a controlled way (at home or other places were I had most of them it quickly stopped :)). But I didn´t gived up, I continued in a controlled and progressive way, challeging my thoughts at the gym, and now I´m a secure person doing my exercicies and progressing exercicies like a normal person. I continue having afraid but since I can control my heart beat increasing or decreasing my intensity of training, I ´m always on a secure zone training. But the good news is that my intensity of training is increasing every month, even more that other people that are on the gym that don´t have any problems like we have. So, I´m very proud of myself :) It´s really possible for us to superate ourselves.

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