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Immediate and Long-term Effects of an Adaptation of the "Balloon-blowing Exercise"
Despite the literature evidence that the "balloon-blowing exercise" improves the pulmonary function as a long-term effect, this exercise has not yet been studied or tested experimentally, meaning that there are no specific and measurable results that attest the improvement on thoracoabdominal movement.
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