I really want to learn to sing. The supporting point of breathing is the diaphragm. Do you have to keep it when you sing? Will you feel very tired when you are a beginner, and your abdomen is your wai

I really want to learn to sing. The supporting point of breathing is the diaphragm. Do you have to keep it when you sing? Will you feel very tired when you are a beginner, and your abdomen is your waist when you sing? Inhale deeply until the ribs expand, then the diaphragm sinks, and then keep the feeling of the diaphragm sinking, that is, the feeling of the belly bulging to find a breath, that is, at this time, the abdomen is closed, and you can sing for the confrontation between the lower abdomen and the diaphragm at any time. The higher the breath, the lower it will be, the less tired it will be, only the diaphragm. In addition to breathing, keep nervous and not relax, and you will be discouraged. It is never just the abdomen, not the neck, throat or other places that are tired of singing.