Stosunek cyklu oddechowego
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Stosunek cyklu oddechowego to relacja pomiędzy poszczególnymi fazami cyklu oddechowego (wdechem, wstrzymaniem po wdechu, wydechem i wstrzymaniem po wydechu), wyrażony proporcją jednostek lub stałym czasem czasem. Jest podstawową wartością określającą ćwiczenia w ramach gimnastyki oddechowej, ponieważ odpowiada za specyficzny efekt każdego typu treningu.
Każda z wartości stosunku zostanie pomnożona przez wartość
"sekund na jednostkę", aby powstał właściwy wzór oddychania.
Set/change the ratio
- Go to Control tab.
- Choose a training type you've already created/downloaded.
- Press on "Ratio of breath cycle" item.
- Use spinners to choose the ratio you'd like and press "OK". Note that Bpm value has been changed as well.
- If you set any phase to "0", there will be no such phase in your pattern.
- Note that for the defaults 8 training types the ratio cannot be changed, even in Guru version, see here why it is so.
Using advanced settings for the ratio value in Guru version
- Go to Control tab.
- Choose the training you'd like to set a special ratio for, or the downloaded training that you'd like to change/adjust.
- Tap on the "per mille" button right to the "Ratio of breath cycle" item.
- Set the ratio according to your needs (see details below) and tap on "Save" on top right corner.
4 different ways to modify the breath cycle
- Set the usual ratio: if all check boxes are unchecked, use a picker to set the ratio for a phase.
- Set the fractional ratio: if you check "fractional" check box, there are 2 pickers to set a phase with the fractional part.
- Set constant time: if you check "constant time" check box, use a picker to set the exact duration of a phase.
- Set constant fractional time: if you check both "constant time" and "fractional" check boxes, use 2 pickers to set a phase.
NB! The constant time you've set for a phase is its actual duration; it is not a ratio's index, so it will not be multiplied by "seconds per unit" parameter.