How to eliminate jaw, throat, and neck tension for singers 

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When you start noticing these things in other singers and can HEAR the effect it has on their voice, it feels like a 1000 light bulbs just went off. Makes you think twice before you start doing those same habits again, huh. Hahaha. Thanks for sharing your experience!

+Jen V You're welcome! And yes, this is a problem that can definitely creep up on you rather easily, and then you wonder, "Well, why is my throat feeling tight here all of a sudden!" Keeping the head back over the shoulders definitely helps in keeping the efficiency of the production a lot.

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+Misael V. Thanks so much! I try to bring unique, fresh information because, well, what's the point in repeating the same thing everyone else is saying? It adds nothing new. We don't need another 50 videos saying, "Oh, just make sure you keep your throat relaxed." I AM actually working on a program, although it's taking me some time to put together. In the meantime, if you ARE looking for a good program, I would recommend Phil Moufaregge's The Pro Singer's Vault. I am actually a part of the FB group and respond to some of the questions people have, so it would be kind of being in a program with me. Plus, Phil is good anyways. We share very similar views on most of this. :) You can find his program here: www.grow-the-voice.com/best-online-singing-course.html?nab=0&nabe=6739790155218944:1

Marnell Sample i totally know of phil!! awesome coach too! ive seen you 2 work together in some videos, both awesome coaches, i totally have phil on my list, i never want to stop learning so ill always have it on my list, besides, i have only like 3-4 left in my list of info to buy, used to have like 15. Totally agree that your information is unique, like i said ive had many systems, most of the mainstream ones, and you say things that have been mentioned in non, which is why i said what i said, awesome job you and phil do, you are indeed unique and separate yourself from the usual youtube coach that indeed just repeats things. I also like that you don't seem to stick to a "structure" as in SLS, and such.

Misael V. Thanks a lot! Phil is definitely awesome. We're working on doing some more videos together. And you're right, we don't stick to any one dogma -- we just use what we know that actually works and cater it to the person in front of us. :-) Which are some of the other programs you intend to get?

Marnell Sample intend to get ken tamplin, but have heard phil has worked with his program so i was guessing he will use some of his stuff, so i would get sort of a 2 on 1, hopefully that would be the case. Intended to try jamie vendera content, but i think his sort of montly subscription program expired, will have to check on that. Always wanted to try robert lunte, but have always been kind of not top priority, mostly because i already have enough info as it is to diggest and teach to my voice and body, and it can be tough schedule wise to fit it all in as it is. Ive seen his program can get really anatomical and such, which i don't intend to want, don't want to overcomplicate things, i mean some day for sure, but the way it seems, its that way, and i rather stick to stuff that just clicks easily instead of having to read a bunch of stuff on it, even though am not agaisn't it, i will for sure some day, but that kind of throws me off right now. Some other sources that i don't remember right now. I once had an argument with kevin richards, but it was more regarding the way he seemed personally and me not agreeing with some certain topics, but thats all, ill maybe try out his program too someday. I just study as much as i can from everywhere, and use the best i can find from each program, every program ive bought has had certain exercises that are unique to them that are not on the other ones, and thats usually what i look for, so i can ultimately make my own sort of personal vocal regimen, that can be the most effective for me personally, or in general, my own sort of vocal tool kit. So yea thats basically it, hopefully i can learn more gems from you, already use some of your stuff on my daily routine, even though i can be horrible at training consistenly due to busy schedule, which hinders my development a lot, 2 years and still have trouble with that, have to work at it.

Misael V. Phil was influenced by Ken Tamplin, so you will see some of that in the program, but also a lot of things which are unique to Phil due to his varied background. You definitely don't need complex anatomical explanations. That's only necessary if you want to become a voice scientist. Simple, practical information is what will help you the most. One thing I will mention, though. Unique exercises aren't necessarily needed to improve the voice. You can use the most basic exercises and improve tons. But HOW you do the exercises is what matters. That's what Phil and I take great lengths to focus on.

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