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Singers’ Gut Health
“All diseases begin in the gut.” – Hippocrates Fair enough. But the most surprising thing of all is that this wasn’t fully researched until 2006 (are you kiddin’ me!? – I get so frustrated 🙁 ), when O’Hara and Shanahan recognised the gut bacteria as a living organ and said it was responsible for all…
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Singing and Hormones
I was just talking to my drummer friend Roberto after finishing one of our weekly gigs at Sarastro in Covent Garden, about the sheer happiness and incomparable high we feel while performing. And it’s true, there’s absolutely nothing in this world that can compare to the adrenaline rush, the feeling of completion and everlasting power,…
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High Impact Cardio Exercises with Air Pressure & Voice 1
Breathe in the lower part of your lungs. Then gradually use your diaphragm and keep your core muscles in decreasing-balloon-size mode as you breathe out (sing/exhale/blow) with gradual pressure, controlling. Keep your chest and shoulders relaxed all the time. Concentrate on your core. Watch the whole set of exercises on this video (this was early…
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My Food Diary
I’ve been taking pictures of everything I’ve been eating for one week, measuring and weighing every single thing that’s gone down my throat (apart from keeping hydrated with plenty of water and teas), to give you an idea of what a singer/fitness instructor eats in order to stay in shape and ready to kill’em with…
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Singers: The Emotional Factor
There are people who learn how to sing (i.e. they learn the technique) but aren’t singers. And then there are people who don’t know the technique of singing but are great singers. Am I saying that a singer is born? hmm… YES! 😀 – blunt me! (even if sometimes they don’t know it…
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Breathing Exercises
First things first. We ought to breathe in the lower part of our lungs (Diaphragmatic or Abdominal Breathing), because that’s where our lungs are wider, therefore we logically have more capacity to house air. As singers, it wouldn’t make sense to breathe in the upper part of our lungs (also called Superior Breathing or Asthmatic…
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