oh my word, you just explained something I have wondered for years and never found someone who articulated it - I was about to write a comment about the diaphragm going in rather than out..." and then you made the explanation about supporting it out, not pushing in. Brilliant. I've also found that helping someone understand what the sensation should be - throw on a hula hoop and try singing while keeping it going! Once you understand the sensation, you can envision yourself hula hooping without it and get the same effect. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing how to sing better with diaphragmatic breathing exercises to support your singing voices with the right vocal exercises when your lower abdominal muscles are engaged to sustain constant pitch sound (between flat and sharp).
oh my word, you just explained something I have wondered for years and never found someone who articulated it - I was about to write a comment about the diaphragm going in rather than out..." and then you made the explanation about supporting it out, not pushing in. Brilliant. I've also found that helping someone understand what the sensation should be - throw on a hula hoop and try singing while keeping it going! Once you understand the sensation, you can envision yourself hula hooping without it and get the same effect. Thanks for the video!
Oh that’s really cool! I like the hula hoop idea… I could see how that would work nicely. But, then again… that would take some coordination! 😆
@@WorshipRefocus ya, I could hula hoop as a kid...now it's not exactly graceful. But even pretending to do it gets the right muscles warming up.
Nice dude. Thank you so much for these
Sure thing! I have a couple more similar ones in the works as well.
Would love to see a video about timing. This affects my confidence in leading songs.❤
P.s. love your harmony videos.
Thanks! That’s a good idea. Like keeping rhythm as a singer?… that type of thing?
@@WorshipRefocus Yes. Ty.
@@WorshipRefocusyes this is needed !!
Thanks for sharing how to sing better with diaphragmatic breathing exercises to support your singing voices with the right vocal exercises when your lower abdominal muscles are engaged to sustain constant pitch sound (between flat and sharp).
Glad it was helpful!
❤ It's amazing. I can sing worship songs much better. Thanks from Thai Christian.
Great!! Glad to hear. 🙌
I've wanted a video on breath support
Thank you Nate
Oh, that’s great! Timely. 😉