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The purpose of this test is to see how your breathing feels and how your legs feel during exercise.
The pictures in front of you show how your breathing might feel, from no difficulty at all, to the most difficulty you can imagine.
The top row depicts breathing effort; the second set of pictures depict the construct of chest constriction or tightness; the third row throat narrowing; whereas the bottom row depicts the perceived exertion scale (for predominantly leg exercise) The purpose of this test is to see how your breathing feels and how your legs feel during exercise.
You're Breathing, Aren't You? Have you ever really thought about how your breathing works?
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