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[@chriskite835]

She is the BEST in my book and has truly furthered my singing development 😊

[@JosE.TorreS.]

beautiful singing demonstration, nice teacher ❤

[@Random_Elixir0]

Nice 👍

[@rawreen]

Amazing

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[@jorge.sanchez7909]

Muy bien explicado. Gracias. 🎉

[@horrorloverandart0417]

Good advices❤️❤️

[@theprincessofthedarkside]

❤

[@llGarnettoll]

How do you get your tongue to stay down?!

[@beeeeez9598]

try pushing it down, like, glue it down. Idk how to explain lmao like, maybe pretend someone is pulling it down yk?

[@llGarnettoll]

If I do that there’s tension in the front of my neck which surely shouldn’t be there? Doesn’t help I am tongue tied I guess 😅

[@joshdaniels2363]

Try to keep the tip of the tongue against the back of your bottom front teeth.

[@llGarnettoll]

@@joshdaniels2363 that doesn’t stop the back of my tongue lifting up. It’s almost like an arching…? The front can stay low and behind teeth but the back is lifted

[@joshdaniels2363]

@@llGarnettoll That's normal and usually helpful, not harmful. If your tongue is lifted and humped in the back/middle, then it's not pushing on your larynx, which is usually a source of problems (it's why many teachers try to train you not to retract your tongue, because doing so pushes your larynx down).