How to pronounce “rib cage” in English

is happening down at the rib cage.

You're all using your rib cage right now to stay alive.

Shoulder blades move apart so the rib cage can expand.

You might feel your whole chest and rib cage expanding and contracting with each breath.

It's the bottom of your rib cage.

But actually, the human rib cage is really interesting.

And it's given us this possibility of using the rib cage to control our breath in this much more complex way.

things and now I remove the front of the rib cage so I can examine the chest and

We want to think of breathing from really the center of our rib cage, as we're trying to take a rubber band

So I think it's possible that you're breathing lower in your rib cage, not so high in your upper chest.

But you said it felt like five times your body weight ricocheting your head around your lungs are pushing against your rib cage.

And we don't normally spend a great deal of time in my area of psychology and cognitive neuroscience thinking about the rib cage.

And what you're doing is, you're using your rib cage-- the muscles between your ribs-- the thoracic muscles, intercostal muscles-- you use those to pull the rib cage out and up.

Each of those zigzags of the breath belt is actually showing you one big contraction of the rib cage.

And she went into her body imaginatively, and she saw this black mass under her rib cage, and that was her fear.

And see if you can feel the expansion of the breath and your rib cage and chest.

Now, it's so big after 40 years as a monk, it can't push out my rib cage anymore.

Rib cage down.

And you might even have the idea of breathing into the left side of your rib cage and waist.

And then, just kind of hang the rib cage forward.