SINGER'S FULL BREATHING WARM UP // WARM UP BREATH SUPPORT

[@BeaglyBeagle488]

This is a great, straightforward video that engages, moves at a good pace, and challenges the student. I love that it's highly targeted and that the exercises are so simple that singer can concentrate on proprioceptive action of diaphragm. I will save and recommend this to my students as a warmup to add to their routine!

[@KristensClassroom]

Thanks Carol!! Happy to keep people singing! :)

[@dianakenduywa1540]

How effective this exercise is! Today for the first time after many practices I've reached 60 counts. Thank you so much.

[@c-mcm3130]

Love how straightforward and simple, yet highly effective this is. Thank you so much!

[@bethysboutique]

I LOVE THIS VIDEO. I’m trained in opera but it’s been some years since I was actively singing a lot. But I was able to do these still with little issue!!! Thank you so much

[@ElCh-v4p]

Great video! It really helps me hold my breath much longer than I thought I ever could! Keep it up! This is the kind of exercise you want to practice daily!! ❤️👍

[@KristensClassroom]

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[@claytonm6056]

Quick Guide: Start 0:36 Out for 8 1:15 Out for 16 2:01 Out for 26 3:04 Final exercise 4:43

[@mazmabanjamusic3]

Just gave this a go and got 40, thank you for this!!

[@minisoprano526]

Thanks so much for these! I haven’t been to lessons in a while due to Covid, but still am singing a lot in church! Your videos are helping me stay focused and helping to keep my classical voice going! ❤️ 🎶

[@stellacassiopeia]

i was able to hiss to 47. i swam competitively for 10 years and have been singing for 10 as well

[@sokitros2620]

Im No swimmer and did 30. I highly enjoyed this video!!!!! ☺️

[@KristensClassroom]

Nice!!!

[@luxluther436]

I came here because I had the lung capacity of a four year old who smoked 32 cigarettes a day and worked in the coal mines, but I could hiss out for 50 seconds- maybe I’m just not doing it right-

[@forallsenses]

Thanks for this, it’s really helpful!

[@KristensClassroom]

You're so welcome! :)

[@brianburke9359]

Hi Kristen, thanks so much for this video! I'm wondering if I still have a lot of air left after hissing out on the various durations, is that acceptable according to the exercise? Or does that mean I should be hissing out faster? Am I supposed to time it so that I'm right at the end of my breath at the end of the hissing out? Also, should I breathe in all the way to full capacity before the retention? Thank you

[@KristensClassroom]

Hi Brian! If you still have air left, that means you could possibly go longer with that exercise! :)

[@varunblr]

i practice all combinations Brian,... like i try to take as much as required to ensure i just run outta air when i exhale, i try to take in full lungs and try to exhale everything in the time required (thereby exhaling more volume of air), i try to exhale what i can in the time given and keep some spare .. so i try to experiment with these combos as i believe all these have value when singing depending on how the phrasing goes... :)

[@allywallace7798]

This is helpful but during the hissing exercises it would have been helpful to have a prep beat prior to the inhale as I would miss the first beat of inhalation because of lack of in time prep

[@4z14nm6]

Ive seen so many breath warm up but they not Telling how much to do the warm up🤣🤣

[@KristensClassroom]

That breathing exercise is GOLDEN

[@alexramos8019]

I do the hiss as an exercise. I can go up to almost 2 minutes. At what point does it become less of a challenge at that I need to advance, and if so how do I advance? Go longer? Try another exercise? Thanks. P.s. What is the tempo you're going at? I figure it's 80 bpm.

[@yahoryakushevich6666]

Awesome! Extremely helpful

[@joseph-zoramcbride4029]

Hi. Thanks for this video. I think it will prove very helpful! Do you offer lessons? If so what might your rates b? Many thanks!

[@kiarabinah]

Yea, but can you do it while running. CHALLENGE YOURSELF. Also if your doing great job!!

[@taibreakfast]

so helpful and FUN! (lol at "byeee" :D)

[@juanadelacruz782]

This is wonderful!

[@lushmia2793]

1: 0:15 2: 4:25

[@Lp2804]

Like this practice a lot...

[@monicalomas4797]

I literally thought wow I can do it for awhile... maybe because I swam lol bingo!

[@ilabarker6134]

pr 42!! Thanks mom for putting me in swimming 😅

[@KristensClassroom]

Nice!!! :)

[@dhirajrai6577]

I went till 30 but I am sure I did it wrong coz it is the first try, feel like I was letting out really less air none at all and it sounds very small, Is that good or bad?

[@zhekinahtarzona5164]

What should we do first warm up breathing or the vocal warm up?

[@KristensClassroom]

I always say to stretch and do a breathing exercise before singing

[@milageorgieva8235]

this helped sm thankuu

[@KristensClassroom]

You're so welcome! I'd recommend doing this a few times a week and choose a warm up video with singing to do each day :)

[@DragonRider-wf6mp]

I’m 6’’5 220, highest was 48

[@VictoriaNdey]

Starts at 0:39

[@KristensClassroom]

Sing it out

[@VictoriaNdey]

😭 I just left this time mark for myself

[@marilynlong7727]

can head voice be strengthened?

[@KristensClassroom]

Yes it can! I have a soprano warm up video on this channel that strengthens the head voice and can help improve range :)

[@marilynlong7727]

would you mind pointing out the video please? next term am learning vibrato. can it be taught or does it come naturally? am a beginner classical singer and it hasn't come yet. xxx

[@KristensClassroom]

No problem! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHamo36li5yJl7M

[@liligibson8457]

40 total easy

[@ELMEROWEROOFICIAL]

I got 43

[@KristensClassroom]

Nice!! :)

[@lilivalencia5060]

PR: 39

[@lilivalencia5060]

48 at 80 bpm!

[@lilivalencia5060]

I just did 20 four counts at 80bpm 😳😳