@LambChristianboy2003
OMG, i can see a huge difference on my voice, my voice used to be very weak and because of these exercises i can feel how my voice improved so far, it's just crazy.
@barbiesweatdreams6794
1:17 bubble 4:06 puffy cheeks 6:58 mum 8:43 bubble p2 9:54 bub 11:24 bup 12:31 bup p2 14:15 cool down
@matutenss
This video made me feel like a magician is performing an act on me. Its crazy how much you can tell your own changes in the voice after each excersice
@elycetyler1942
1:21 Bubble (2:21 - pause if you want to go higher) 4:11 Puffy fish (4:55 - pause if you want to go higher) 7:04 Mum (7:32 - pause if you want to go higher) 7:39 Mum louder 8:45 Bubble reset 9:58 Bub 10:33 resume Bub 11:29 Bup 12:35 Bup louder 14:16 Bubble cool down Thank you, Lisa!
@favourfelik3381
I've done this exercise for 2 month and it's really effective, when I started singing I never did a vocal warm up but I still sounded good, but after this video I really see so much improvement
@mikhaellawalden
I'm amazed at the difference I felt after the first exercise! I might just use these to stop my voice from being croaky and weird in the morning lol
@michat3010
All the birds in a 10 km radius would instantly drop from the sky when i opened my mouth. I did this a couple of days a week for two months now and the difference is astronomical.
@edwardfitz-gibbon6484
Interestingly. I had voice therapy because my left side larynx is paralysed. It involves humming through a plastic straw into water. The bubbles give a back resonance to the larynx and ‘massages’ it. It strengthens and soothes at the same time. I suspect the bubble exercise here does exactly the same.
@mangalachowdhury7914
I am 83 and practice your warm ups feel very good.
@Divamdude
the way you talk , raises the energy !
@Irishvox1
Many thanks for this. My left vocal cord was paralysed a few years ago and stopped me performing for over a year. Lots of vocal therapy and LaxVox (blowing bubbles through a tube) helped me be able to sing again. I am in my late 70s and giving a few concerts soon so I was looking for a daily training programme to strengthen my voice - your sessions are just what I needed and I am now enjoying doing your exercises every morning. What a gift! Thank you again - you rock!
@MusicwithMsStacy
I do these exercises every morning before work; I’m a preschool music specialist and sing five days a week for 3 hrs a day and these vocal keeps my voice healthy and strong. Thank you so much for these amazing videos ❤
@AutonomousBraincells
It takes a lot of work for me to overcome the embarrassment of making noise in my room cause i live with my parents, and singing by myself has always been hard. I hope these exercises can help me overcome the mental barrier of having a strong singing voice and being loud, along with physically improving it. Thanks a lot!😊
@evamorgan977
Thank you so much all the way from South Africa...I was sick the whole weekend and im doing a show tonight. these exercises cleaned up my voice nicely!
@AncientlightInsights
Your warm ups are literally my favorite on the internet! They’re amazing! You’re an incredible teacher! Thank you so much!
@shaniecebrazwell1321
This is the one vocal exercise that I’ve found doesn’t hurt. Not saying other vocal coaches aren’t amazing on here! But this one finally clicked for me! And I do actually feel a release toward the middle and end of the exercise. The tongue to lower gums really helped me to relax the tongue and made things far more effortless
@majr25_13
Had never heard of a “vocal reset” until watching this video. All this time I thought I was doing something wrong or that learning to sing correctly was not meant for me. Thank you for this life changing revelation! Talk about turning a frown upside down 😊
@joyceterrizzi2260
Finding this channel was a gift. It is changing me, in the way I knew I wanted to become. Thank you.
@Lebogang_Bothman
This is the most effective exercise I have ever done
@TruePhil