DRY BREATH-HOLD TRAINING
A little structure.
A calmer hold.
Know the session before you start. Find your rhythm with guided tables, clear cues, and a plan to come back to.
iPhone & iPad · Core training works offline

One session at a time.
Less guessing.
More intention.
01 / FIND YOUR RHYTHM
Three phases.
One clear flow.
You shouldn’t have to work out what comes next in the middle of a session.
Prepare.
Get settled on dry land. See the structure before you begin.
A look at the app’s flow. This demonstration does not run a breath-hold session.
02 / BUILD A ROUTINE
A next step.
Not a new record.
A six-week beginner plan gives your practice a shape. Preview the session, follow the cues, and reflect on how it felt.
Meet Static on the App StoreThree planned sessions per week.
Space to return, without chasing a maximum.
03 / UNDERSTAND YOUR PRACTICE
Useful before
you download.
Explore the structure. Understand the difference. Take something useful with you.
KEEP THE BOUNDARIES CLEAR
Dry practice. Always.
Never use these tools in water, while driving, or anywhere fainting could cause harm. Do not hyperventilate. Stop if you feel unwell. No table or timer can tell you that a breath hold is safe.
Read the practice boundariesMAKE ROOM FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Find your
steady.
Get Static for iOSStructured dry training, in your pocket.