Tips - Stuttering
James Earl Jones stuttered. Stuttering requires nothing less than a TOTAL commitment. Now Mr. Jones has one of the best voices in the entertainment business.
FIRSTLY. Stand, arch slightly backward, raise your chin about 5 degrees from the horizon. Now force your stomach out and keep it forced out whenever you talk. Do it loudly but where no one can hear, in the shower or where ever. Do it a lot like by reciting the star spangled banner or reading from a book or sheet of music. Don't worry about being on key.
Read the ENTIRE book this way or hundreds of songs. OUT LOUD AND STRONG. WITH YOUR STOMACH MUSCLES FORCED OUTWARD ALL THE TIME.
Let me know how this helps at all.
mike
1. Try this breathing exercise: The Squeeze and Breathe
2. Don't hold your breath.
Primary O2 deficiency causes an O2 deficit in the cell wall cells of the venous capillary end, which then swell and thereby lead to a narrowing of the vessel with reduced blood flow.*
People with an unbalanced breathwave are oxygen and life-force starved; they are often nervous or anxiety prone and suffer from unnecessary worries; they have low energy, experience depression, confusion, chronic tension, powerlessness and physical ills.
3. Ticklish?
If you are pressure ticklish (not the light touch type of ticklishness), in your rib/chest, belly crotch or pelvic area, it is tension. No tension, no ticklishness. Tension creates a restriction of easy deeper breathing.
Recommended Self Help Program: Singing and Speaking
For more advanced voice
work:
Speech Clinic for Spasmodic Dysphonia
Private Sessions
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