What should I pay attention to when practicing breath?

Pay attention to the following points when practicing breathing:

1. Keep your shoulders relaxed.

Relax your shoulders when inhaling, and don't shrug your shoulders because of inhaling. When our shoulders are relaxed, it is more beneficial for us to inhale in the abdominal position. If our shoulders are stiff when we inhale, it will lead to our shallow breath and affect our normal vocalization.

2. Don't stand too straight in the chest.

Although I always say that when singing, you should keep your upper body straight, don't let your chest stand up too much, just let him be in a relaxed state. This is of great help to our breathing and sound.

3. Relax your neck

Don't lift your neck too high, but also need a natural state, which can make our mouth, throat and pharynx more unobstructed. If your neck is too straight, it will block your breathing passage and make your voice stiff.

4. Don't be nervous

When we are nervous, our muscles will become stiff, so we should keep excited and positive when singing. If we are always worried that we can't sing well, then this negative psychology will also affect our normal play.

5. Continue to inhale when exhaling.

When we inhale the breath into the abdomen and start to make sounds, we should keep the abdomen slightly expanding outward. When singing, you should have a feeling of pushing your abdomen outward, which can ensure the slow loss of breath and help control it.

6. Don't control your breathing too much.

Singing and breathing pay attention to nature. We should live singing and breathing, and regard it as a way of breathing that we are used to. It is difficult to do this without artificially controlling the breath when singing. This requires us to practice a lot at ordinary times and apply this breathing state to our daily speech.