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We’ll focus on diaphragmatic breathing, which entails using your diaphragm to inhale deeply rather than lifting your shoulders or chest. To practice, place your hands on your abdomen and ensure your stomach expands outward as you inhale. Sing a note while allowing your stomach to gradually return to its original position. This approach enhances your vocal control and stamina.
Addressing Bad Habits
Many aspiring singers fall victim to bad habits, often developing tension or strain as they attempt higher notes. Whether you're straining on those top notes or feeling heavy as you climb in pitch, these are signs that the lower parts of your voice may lack support.