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The Ultimate Breathing Workout
The Ultimate Breathing Workout, from Raise Your Voice author, Jaime Vendera, is THE program for singers who wish to develop lungs of steel! This compact 80 page book features the most intense breathing program ever created for vocalists. Based on a nine step breathing program designed to increase breath capacity, strengthen the lungs, diaphragm, back, and abdominal muscles will turn you into a breathing machine, and enable you to hold out notes for over a minute. As well, The Ultimate Breathing Workout features advance breathing exercises, including the Breath Builders and Applied Breathing Isometrics. This book contains one illustration and ten audio examples accessible through jaimevendera.com via link within the book.
80 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2005
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February 10, 2011
(The 2007, 84 page edition)
"You're only as good as your weakest link."
The area that I never really got around to in my singing was always breathing. How could I know what's right without any guidance - this is so subjective and conceptual, I thought, being a self-taught singer.
It was about time I included breathing exercises in my fanatical routine - and what better resource could I put into action than the work of the master himself, Jaime Vendera, pouring his years of experience and research in this book.
This isn't the biggest, most complicated book you'll ever find about breathing - singers and speakers being the target audience, not David Blaine. It does its purpose well to explain what's going on, stressing the importance of relaxation and resonation exercises presented in THE singer's book, Raise Your Voice (partly the reason for a four star review - it's quite hard to top that with a xx paged book), as well as your physical condition.
I can't wait to get started and track the results of the presented exercises.
"You're only as good as your weakest link."
The area that I never really got around to in my singing was always breathing. How could I know what's right without any guidance - this is so subjective and conceptual, I thought, being a self-taught singer.
It was about time I included breathing exercises in my fanatical routine - and what better resource could I put into action than the work of the master himself, Jaime Vendera, pouring his years of experience and research in this book.
This isn't the biggest, most complicated book you'll ever find about breathing - singers and speakers being the target audience, not David Blaine. It does its purpose well to explain what's going on, stressing the importance of relaxation and resonation exercises presented in THE singer's book, Raise Your Voice (partly the reason for a four star review - it's quite hard to top that with a xx paged book), as well as your physical condition.
I can't wait to get started and track the results of the presented exercises.
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