Didgeridoo Lesson - Circular Breathing - Connecting the Parts

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This new video is about approaching circular breathing from the standpoint of proper breathing and then linking a couple of core concepts together. Let me know your thoughts and if this helps you in any way!

[@DreDredel3]

I've seen a lot of videos do a good job at explaining circular breathing but this video breaks it down into parts & then puts it all together at the end. 👍

[@jennyhong6746]

“I DON’T GET TO BREATHE IN UNLESS I’M MOUTH FARTING.” Honestly, this threat worked. Lol

[@jennyhong6746]

By far the best teacher on here. I probably already told you this, tho

[@martinm7714]

Trying but… You can not breath in and breath out at the same time. Impossilbe!

[@AnnaPlese]

I just started trying to play the didgeridoo but no video has shown me how to hold my lips, your kind of did. I can't seem to be able to form a seal between my lips/face and the didgeridoo. Do you have any suggestions or videos that could help. I've been practicing for a month now and I can circular breathe with blowing bubbles, pushing water from my mouth but never when playing the didgeridoo, I'm at my wits end

[@bertbeinaaf8314]

Slowly, very slowly it all starts making sense to me. Got stuck for a long time but the first minutes of this video were an eye opener…

[@jennyhong6746]

Mouth fart 💨 makes it all click😂

[@BruceCarroll]

I've been circular breathing (or "pressure breathing") for some time now, thanks mostly to your earlier videos and lots of time on the didge. This video helps me personally by reminding me to be aware of tension. "Air is all around us," you said in one of your videos. Yes, and all I have to do to get some in my lungs is relax and let it happen. It's not a demand for air, more of an invitation. Thanks for all the help!

[@talonbertrand5133]

Thankyou for the video! I'm having trouble with the mouth fart haha. When I try to make that noise in the didge it is silent... I can do that noise without the didge but I can't build enough pressure with the didge to make that noise. Is this common?

[@Zenwarrior101]

Linking the two is so tough

[@RobbyFindlay-uq2dy]

That was the best tutorial I've seen thus far. Those I've watched to date are just confusing. They leave so much out, leaving one to work it out for ones self which I managed. Finding you confirms that I'm on the right track. I talk to myself all the time, so that part of the exercise will come easy.

[@reinhardtdenecker6189]

Best explanation on KZbin thanks man

[@PintsAndProductivity]

I learnt in 1 day... ❤❤❤❤ thank you!

[@RobG-x9k]

Really helped, thank you.

[@ratkin412]

The most difficult part of circular breathing for me was restarting the lung out breath after/(at the end of) the squeeze/sniff.

[@gogotrololo]

just got my didge, been doing this practice a little but with too much air for sure. Thank you for your video! I hope this will help, i'll get this some day haha

[@jerrydmacgonaughgill8903]

Great video! Recommending this video to my sleep apnea patients. 😁

[@ralfstofer8609]

Wow Amazing tutorial!! I'm just started and now I could see the mistake I'm makeing, which is breathing in very hard and to much. I'm still have to practice a lot, but this explanation is a great stepping stone, I made a big progress now. Thank you very much!

[@bootsieultrawave6553]

Genius

[@mikerapp8163]

Very good explanation of the specific actions bringing it all together. 😊