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We’re going into the weekend.
You might be going out tonight. You might be going out tomorrow. You might have a date. You want to wear your best clothes. You want to wear your best shoes.
And you want to wear your best voice.
This episode is a longer archive voice exercise session built around vowels, breathing, mask placement, facial resonance, diaphragm support, and repetition. Some days you want a quick 10-minute attack drill. Other days, you want a deeper marathon session to really warm up and finish strong.
In this session, we work through:
* daily “nim / me” warmups
* phrase repetition
* diaphragm awareness
* vocal power
* mask placement
* facial resonators
* long vowel holds
* A / E / Ah / Oh / You vowel work
* combined vowel flow
* “fire” and “you” diaphragm blasts
* “you come here”
* nasal resonance drills
* “nay” scales
* sustained “you,” “whoa,” “nae,” and “ma” exercises
* a reminder that breathing matters, mistakes happen, and being human is part of the work
I am not a doctor, speech therapist, or vocal coach. I’m just your buddy with Spasmodic Dysphonia, sharing exercises and routines that help me keep showing up, keep practicing, and keep attacking.
Never strain. This is about quality, not force.
Breathe deep. Feel the mask. Use the resonators. Finish strong.
Chapters:
00:00 Weekend setup: wear your best voice
00:49 Daily drills begin
01:15 Nim / Me warmups
01:51 Me-Me counting drill
02:11 Nim / Me with phrases
03:36 “Right Ready Really Beautiful” phrase drill
04:58 Power, placement, and quality
05:47 Element 1: Vocal power and diaphragm
06:34 Element 2: Mask placement
07:50 Element 3: Facial resonators
08:36 Never strain: quality over force
09:04 Long A vowel hold
10:19 Long E vowel hold
11:46 Ah vowel hold
13:10 Oh vowel hold
14:29 You vowel hold
15:50 Combined vowel flow
17:01 Diaphragm power: “fire”
17:51 Diaphragm blast: “you”
18:12 “You come here” drill
19:25 Nasal resonator work
19:55 Nay scale drill
20:26 Held fourth “nay” drill
21:33 Combining all voice elements
22:11 Sustained “you” repetition
23:09 Sustained “whoa” repetition
24:21 Sustained “nae” repetition
25:33 Final “ma” exercise
26:40 Final affirmation
27:08 Breathing mistake / human moment
27:31 Final reminder
#SpasmodicDysphonia #VoiceExercises #VoiceWarmup #Dysphonia #LaryngealDystonia #VoiceRecovery #VocalHealth #SpeechTherapyExercises #VocalExercises #VoiceDisorder
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/sdexercises
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/spasmodicdysphoniaexercises
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@spasmodicdysphoniaexercises
Search Spotify, Apple, and wherever you get Podcasts searching "Spasmodic Dysphonia Exercises"
For other amazing resources in helping the voice heal. Check out Cathy Merkle-Roddy's program and book a consult with this link. https://tinyurl.com/4wrpx6h3
By Drew HansonWe’re going into the weekend.
You might be going out tonight. You might be going out tomorrow. You might have a date. You want to wear your best clothes. You want to wear your best shoes.
And you want to wear your best voice.
This episode is a longer archive voice exercise session built around vowels, breathing, mask placement, facial resonance, diaphragm support, and repetition. Some days you want a quick 10-minute attack drill. Other days, you want a deeper marathon session to really warm up and finish strong.
In this session, we work through:
* daily “nim / me” warmups
* phrase repetition
* diaphragm awareness
* vocal power
* mask placement
* facial resonators
* long vowel holds
* A / E / Ah / Oh / You vowel work
* combined vowel flow
* “fire” and “you” diaphragm blasts
* “you come here”
* nasal resonance drills
* “nay” scales
* sustained “you,” “whoa,” “nae,” and “ma” exercises
* a reminder that breathing matters, mistakes happen, and being human is part of the work
I am not a doctor, speech therapist, or vocal coach. I’m just your buddy with Spasmodic Dysphonia, sharing exercises and routines that help me keep showing up, keep practicing, and keep attacking.
Never strain. This is about quality, not force.
Breathe deep. Feel the mask. Use the resonators. Finish strong.
Chapters:
00:00 Weekend setup: wear your best voice
00:49 Daily drills begin
01:15 Nim / Me warmups
01:51 Me-Me counting drill
02:11 Nim / Me with phrases
03:36 “Right Ready Really Beautiful” phrase drill
04:58 Power, placement, and quality
05:47 Element 1: Vocal power and diaphragm
06:34 Element 2: Mask placement
07:50 Element 3: Facial resonators
08:36 Never strain: quality over force
09:04 Long A vowel hold
10:19 Long E vowel hold
11:46 Ah vowel hold
13:10 Oh vowel hold
14:29 You vowel hold
15:50 Combined vowel flow
17:01 Diaphragm power: “fire”
17:51 Diaphragm blast: “you”
18:12 “You come here” drill
19:25 Nasal resonator work
19:55 Nay scale drill
20:26 Held fourth “nay” drill
21:33 Combining all voice elements
22:11 Sustained “you” repetition
23:09 Sustained “whoa” repetition
24:21 Sustained “nae” repetition
25:33 Final “ma” exercise
26:40 Final affirmation
27:08 Breathing mistake / human moment
27:31 Final reminder
#SpasmodicDysphonia #VoiceExercises #VoiceWarmup #Dysphonia #LaryngealDystonia #VoiceRecovery #VocalHealth #SpeechTherapyExercises #VocalExercises #VoiceDisorder
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/sdexercises
Instagram: www.Instagram.com/spasmodicdysphoniaexercises
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@spasmodicdysphoniaexercises
Search Spotify, Apple, and wherever you get Podcasts searching "Spasmodic Dysphonia Exercises"
For other amazing resources in helping the voice heal. Check out Cathy Merkle-Roddy's program and book a consult with this link. https://tinyurl.com/4wrpx6h3