Voice Warm-Ups Training Page
Here is where you will train the vocal warm-up routines demonstrated at your Udemy course.
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To speak clearly and with power you MUST start with vocal warm ups and these are the BEST in the world!
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Why is There an External Training Page?
In summary, it comes down to restrictions and limitations within the Udemy infrastructure. For a detailed explanation CLICK HERE
Before You Get Started...
1. Be sure you have a solid internet connection.
2. Use Chrome or Firefox browsers. Safari is problematic.
3. Have your "Voice Warm-Ups for Public Speaking" Udemy course open in another tab of your browser for reference.
4. Have your free copy of the eBook at the ready for reference. (Check your email for the password.)
5. Download your FREE Training Files
How to Use This Site
It's quite simple!
Scroll to the exercise you'd like to perform. Choose the appropriate track and press "Play".
That's it!
If you need to review the demonstration for the exercise, simply click play on the demonstration video.
Let's get started!
Remember:
- Use Cry Mode to thin and elongate the vocal folds.
- Use the Lift Up/Pull Back technique to help you learn to bridge & connect.
Breathing Exercises
Practice 3-4 times per week.
The following breathing exercises were used by my mentor, Maestro David P. Kyle, and are extremely effective in helping you establish breath control and capacity. They should be added to your routine 3-4 times per week.
Be sure you have a stopwatch or clock nearby so you can tack your times.
1. Inhale deep and low through the nose or mouth. Hold the breath for 60 seconds. As it becomes easier, increase the hold time.
2. Inhale deep and low through the nose or mouth, and then exhale completely. Hold still for 30 seconds. As it becomes easier, increase the holding time. But do not exceed 60 seconds.
3. Inhale deep and low through the nose or mouth, and then exhale completely. Begin to count out loud very quickly so that there is no break in the airflow.
4. Inhale deep and low, and hold the air. While holding your breath, recite the alphabet at a controlled rate. Work to get through the alphabet as many times as you can.
5. Inhale deep and low through the nose or mouth, and then exhale completely. Strengthen the abdomen by pulling the stomach in (flexing), and then back out (relaxing). Continue this movement as many times as you can until you feel real muscle fatigue. Repeat this exercise three times.
6. Do some abdominal crunches or sit-ups. Three sets of ten.
Track & Release Onset
Compound Warm Up Routine
Practice 4-6 days per week.
'Buzzing' on Nasal Consonants
(Track & Track)
Resonance + Sustain
(Release & Sustain)
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