During normal expiration, your lungs will start to deflate as your inspiratory muscles relax. However, during periods of active breathing, such as exercise or coughing, your expiratory muscles may contract to force air out of your lungs. Therefore, training your expiratory muscles will help to improve their strength and function.
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