Jaw Popping, Tired Voice? Here's help
I just received a comment on one of my articles about the jaw. Here's the question:
Try this--
ps... hope you all had a great Thanksgiving, with your jaws working on delicious fare!
"I am 13, and do a lot of singing. My jaw always pops in and out of place when I'm singing recently, and my voice is getting really tired. Is my jaw the cause of my voice feeling tired?"Her voice getting tired and her jaw popping is most probably caused by too much breath pressure. Here's my suggestion to her, which I hereby pass on to you:
Try this--
- Find an empty wall; put your head and heel flush against it. You should notice that your ribs are open wide in this position.
- Put your open hand about an inch from your mouth.
- Sing to your hand, while trying to leave as little breath on your hand as possible. This should cause you to back off the "air force" you normally think you have to use.
ps... hope you all had a great Thanksgiving, with your jaws working on delicious fare!
Labels: breath pressure, jaw popping, Judy Rodman, singing breath, vocal fatigue, vocal strain
2 Comments :
At November 30, 2009 at 1:06 PM ,
Unknown said...
Judy My 22 year old son and I are forming a band He's going to be the Lead singer because he plays the Guitar Great! I don't have to say that because I've made a Living playing the Drums since I was 17 years old, and Lived in Nashville for 10 years, and played for alot of people, you sign the Guestbook on my website (Thank you)
I think you.John Wesley Ryles,Mary Beth Jordon and Merti Slaton are the Best in Nashville! and hope we can Hire you to work with my son?
Mason Treat,
At November 30, 2009 at 1:08 PM ,
Unknown said...
Marti Slaton sorry not Merti
MT again
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