My swimming diving period, why the nose is always a bit sour,?
Water pressure when the pressure will go to the nose, even if the water does not go inside, water pressure will affect the nose, so you feel a bit acid, and I also have, rest assured
That's normal. Swimming breath: walking the shallow pool mouth breathing, squat down into the water, pay attention to water, with the mouth, nose and exhale slowly up.It is right to spit out carbon dioxide slowly with your nose and mouth under water, but the nose and nose do not inhale and suck the water.It takes a while to get used to it.
I think you should not hold the nose, block the nasal cavity, when diving, people will swim to the bottom, water pressure will make the water more powerful into your nasal cavity, leading to the nose like choking water, very uncomfortable. Rhinitis has nothing to do with it. I even pinch the nose, no rhinitis people, the nose is also a little water.
