Public Speaking Tip: Learn to breath properly when speaking

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[@sandeepamar1233]

when i was going tell my mom about something.i was nervous. so i watched this video and i told her confidently. thank you so much

[@skynews1955]

Glad to be of help Amar. There are more videos that you'd find useful.

[@CruiserzProductions]

god bless you

[@shotgun1739]

I think my lack of breathing during talking is causing me to stutter severly , can you tell me exactly how to apply abdominal breathing during speaking ??

[@laibachaudhary]

jimbo Rose i also suffer from same problem

[@afreenafreen6390]

I have the same problem . I often find my abdomen pulled in when I speak . That really ruins my stutter .

[@dorothyle2518]

1) Breathing through diaphragm: its the area between your chest and belly button. Pretend there is a balloon there, so when you breathe that area should expand 2) Speaking through diaphragm: once you fill your diaphragm, exhale slowy and begin speaking. You basically are speaking and exhaling at the same time. The more airflow there is within your words, the less you will stutter

[@dorothyle2518]

@Firm Fiasco You're welcome!

[@0079Matthew]

One thing that I noticed is I would talk much faster when breathing through chest. (Small breaths while talking etc) which hindered me. One tip I learned is slow the frick down when talking, it is more powerful, more interesting, louder and just smoother.

[@aaronjackson8806]

ive had problems with confidence and speaking all my life. Thanks Earl!

[@deathmetalmvs5924]

me too

[@sachinkhanvilkar2875]

very helpful thank you.

[@roughryder5]

Wow no wonder my voice always cracks and I get get shortness of breath when speaking. I have to try this out. Thanks.

[@User-gd5un]

This is a great idea, but I simply can’t concentrate on breathing during presentations

[@explodev2550]

Obiwan Kenobi have you discovered any way to combat this? I struggle with breathing too during presentations.

[@enforcementofficer4802]

Use the force Luke

[@mauleguizamo]

same here

[@0079Matthew]

@@explodev2550 Give a presentation in the mirror, and practice your breathing. Practice makes perfect, it has to be committed to muscle memory if you never did this before.

[@User-gd5un]

Matt B For sure. I do breathing exercises before hand and that even helped so much. I always thought it was my nervousness, but it’s simple breathing correctly.

[@kenkaneki1894]

From the beginning, I was like "yeah I found it!" You remember me of, one of my school teacher who's funny and is a really good teacher!

[@AbdulHameed-xd6ke]

Thank you

[@pablowoods9886]

Great video, straight to the point and effective Cheers Earl

[@uraniumtesfai3867]

Great information!

[@periclesdasilva5973]

Our voice is a powerful thing, one of the greatest gifts we've received. Thanks for describing the mechanics of how sound is produced. Every good and perfect gift comes from the Father of Lights (ultimately). The best gift ever given to mankind is the Living Word Which became flesh and died so that we might have everlasting life. His Word gives us power to live a righteous life. Blessings

[@richardparker123]

Thanks

[@feong_feong5172]

i totally have a breathing problem.. last night i talked in the phone with a friend for one hour and today i have freaking sore throat.. like why the hell did that happen.. i did not even shout//LOL

[@hidden-r2s]

wow thank you so helpful!!

[@candicegoodwill7544]

Spot On!

[@khembey1246]

Thank you so much!

[@rajnirao9094]

Hi sir.. watched your video and really found helpful. just wanted to say that dont you feel that its too disturbing while speaking that you have to feel your diaphram again and again. wont that ever cause hyperventilation?please help.

[@weeabooshunter4759]

thanks old man love your helpful channe;

[@SamSchukking]

Good stuff Earl!

[@madawacko258]

It takes me a bit long time to breath from diaphragm. Especially while I'm talking in public I need like 2 sec break and that interrupts the talking... Do you have any advice for fast breathing from diaphragm? Thanks.

[@birb3657]

MadawacKO Same. lt takes breathing excersizes I guess. I'm practicing it myself to make my voice less muffled and nasally but I know my diaphram will grow in power and it will be easier to use!

[@madawacko258]

Kagura The Wind Sorceress Yes I guess. We should practise a lot. I will start with mirrors :)

[@mriamlful]

I have a weak voice, I sound like a 8 year old boy crossed with Donald Duck and Goofy. But I'm actually a female adult... Your video really helps, I noticed my voice transformed from a dorky loser to someone I actually want to talk to.

[@arjunthami8978]

Shall I breathe through mouth or nose when taking?

[@laleezy77]

Seen this in a vid...mouth for public speaking to get things moving along/nose when tlkn one on one because you have more time to breath thru nose..hope this helps you too!

[@karthik-qj4bw]

@@laleezy77 thanks

[@MohdSajid-wc5bw]

While speaking, should I take breath through nose or mouth?? Please reply....

[@lalaliri]

nose, if you breathe through your mouth it dries out you throut and ruins the fluidity of the voice

[@jimmynabors]

You don't fill up your diaphragm, it's a muscle. Your diaphragm moves up and down to create more room for air in your lungs.

[@laleezy77]

Thx fr that 1 critical point..why do they leave out the small things??..here I am taking deep full diaphragm breathes trying to talk..sigh

[@Duyball]

Perhaps it will interest! "Duyball-start! The simplest trainer for proper breathing". Look for videos on KZbin!

[@BagpackTraveler]

But will I focus on my speaking or whether or not I am breathing from my diaphragm?😢

[@thewitherbrothersrobloxand8544]

i dont really understand how my voice gets louder

[@englishscenery]

Thank you