Knowing how to breathe is one of the most important parts of singing.Without proper breath support, your voice won't be able to support the notes you want to sing.The quality of sound, volume, pitch, and tone of your voice can be affected by how you inhale and exhale.You will be able to use your singing voice and become a better singer with a solid understanding of how to properly breathe.
Step 1: Place your hands on your back and abdomen.
Before you start singing or practicing breathing, make sure to put your hands on your back and abdomen.This will help you feel the movement of your body.As you breathe in and breathe out, your body will expand.
Step 2: If you want to inhale, fill your lungs with air.
With a deep breath, imagine filling the lower portion of your lungs with air.This will feel different from normal breathing because it is shallow.Your hands should move outward as you breathe in.It is possible to see yourself filling your stomach with air, like a balloon.
Step 3: Allow your stomach to contract.
Try to exhale all of the air in your lungs as you exhale, so that the next time you inhale, you will have all new air.Imagine deflating your stomach with a balloon.Your abdomen will contract as you move your hands inward.
Step 4: Do not move your chest.
Do not move your chest as you breathe.When you are singing, you will want to breathe from the deepest part of your lungs because your chest and shoulders move up and down.Your chest should be very small when you are breathing from the lower part of your lungs.Instead of breathing vertically, focus on breathing horizontally.The up-and-down movement that accompanies shallow breathing should be avoided if you are breathing horizontally.
Step 5: Put both hands on your back and abdomen.
The waist level is where you will place your hands.You can feel how your body moves when you exhale and inhale.
Step 6: Inhale forcefully.
Think of the muscles below your lungs that help you to inhale and exhale as you breathe through your mouth.As you fill your lungs with air, your hands should move outward.
Step 7: Exhale forcefully.
You can force the air with your stomach muscles.You can exhale through your mouth.As your diaphragm contracts, you will feel your hands moving inward.
Step 8: You have to repeat thirty times.
visualize yourself breathing horizontally, rather than vertically, as you do this.As you contract your abdomen, it will expand.Pick up the pace as you go.Start breathing again if you find yourself slipping into breathing with your chest.This exercise can be done once or twice daily.
Step 9: There is a ring around your waist.
Breath is the key to effective breathing.The muscles that help move air in and out of your lungs are the most important part of breathing.A rubber ring around your waist is a great way to visualize breathing.The ring will move in and out with each inhale and exhale.
Step 10: Try to push the ring outward.
visualize the ring around your waist getting bigger as you inhale through your nose.As you exhale, your stomach should protrude.
Step 11: You can breathe in through your nose or mouth.
As you exhale, try to make the ring smaller.This visualization will help you improve your singing.If you breathe through your nose, you can focus on how you are breathing instead of how much air you have.
Step 12: It's a good idea to avoid tension in the shoulders.
You hunch your shoulders as you breathe.Tension can come up on us.Singing relaxes our muscles.They will be able to move properly.Remember to relax if you feel tension in your shoulders.Think of your neck getting longer and the tension melting away from your shoulders into the ground.It is possible to take a few long, deep, slow breaths to relax and calm your mind and body.
Step 13: Place your back on the floor.
If you want to lay down and stretch out, find a flat surface.If you can't lay down on a hard surface, try a carpeted bed.Wherever you feel you need support, use a pillow.
Step 14: You should put your hands on your waist.
You will place your hands on the belly button.You will point toward your belly button with your fingers.
Step 15: As you exhale, fill your stomach from the bottom to the top.
If you want to feel the difference between shallow and deep breathing, inhale just enough air.During the inhale, you will feel your hands rest on your belly.If you notice your stomach rising first, then your chest, as you breathe in, fill your abdomen from the bottom to the top.You should feel the expansion of your body at the front, side, and back.
Step 16: You have to exhale to a count of five.
Slowly count to five as you exhale.You don't have to worry about getting all of the air out of your lungs.Your stomach area contract will begin with your stomach and end in your chest.
Step 17: You must repeat ten times.
You should repeat this breathing exercise ten times.Before you get up in the morning and before you go to sleep at night, practice it daily.