Does speaking strain you? The best 7 practical tips for warming up your voice

Keywords: Warm-up for the voice, warming-up for the voice

To start cold, that's only something for uninformed amateurs. What is a matter of course for good performance in sports should also apply to your everyday communication. That's why I've put together my most effective and original warm-up exercises for your voice on this page. I wish you lots of interesting suggestions and good luck!

 

Warming up: What you can learn from exercise for your voice

Successful communication is competitive sport. Because you set yourself high goals, know that good preparation is necessary, that your attitude has to be right. Your training must challenge you to build up your condition and prepare you for the eventual competition.

What can you learn from this for your next presentation? Voice coach Arno Fischbacher explains this to you today using three practical examples:

  • What can you learn from the training of top athletes for the power of your voice in presenting?
  • What second exercises can you use to strengthen your voice through movements?
  • What is the best way to smuggle micro-training into your everyday life?

In everyday life, we are rarely aware of how our voice works. But it is precisely this effect that so often decides on success or failure – in our conversations as well as in our presentations and presentations. In private life as well as in business.

What are the ways to make your own voice not only more pleasant, but even more charismatic and sympathetic?

That's exactly what the podcast with Arno Fischbacher is about. In every single episode, he wants to give you immediately applicable tips and instructions from practice for practice from his more than 20 years of experience as THE German-speaking voice coach. You will not only experience voice training, but many suggestions that will help you to take your communication to the next level.

Have fun listening!

Train your voice while driving?

Stimmtraining – isn't that a big time waster? The opposite is the case if you use the clever warm-up exercises while driving Do. Warming-up for your voice then means: Use time twice as much and never again make a vocal cold start with the customer!

That's why you'll learn today:

  • like you audible time stress and get rid of vocal tension
  • how you can use proven micro-exercises to improve your Increasing sovereignty t and yours Activate body language
  • as you can do with full and present voice get out of the car fit

Have fun trying it out!

With this curious vocal exercise, the spark jumps over

You, your customers and conversation partners, should be happy to listen and feel spontaneously addressed by the tone of your voice. They are intended to hang on your lips.

And it is precisely these lips, more precisely your upper lip, that are the subject of the curious vocal exercise that I recommend to you today. It is a Secret recipe for successful actors , lets you Articulate better and speak more presently.

Talk and present better with these 9 laws of rhetoric

You will learn in this episode:

  • Which is why it is important to hear in your voice whether you are inwardly ready to respond to your interlocutors
  • What my initial fear of making phone calls for sales and acquisition taught me
  • How to draw your attention to the upper lip and thus immediately sound more appealing

… and some more tips and explanations. Have fun listening!

This is how bubbles bubble for a really rich voice

As a child, did you also use the straws in the soda bottle first for bubbling – and only then for drinking?

Then you have the best prerequisites for my current practical tuning tip . Because today I'm going to show you how to get out of (empty!) red wine, white wine, bubbly or bourbon bottles in no time at all Turbo booster for your vocal sound .

Three tips for a deep and powerful voice

You will learn in today's episode of my podcast:

  • Which is why many famous singers today bubble bubbles into half-filled water bottles before their performances
  • which creates the sensational effect of this recognized voice therapy method
  • and how you can relax your vocal cords after just a few seconds and make your voice sound fuller, more voluminous and deeper.

Tongue-in-cheek disclaimer: The Lax-Vox technique (that's the name of the funny bubbling in technical jargon) also works perfectly with soda or water bottles. 😊 And highly professional latex bubble hoses can be found here.

Have fun listening!

Ethics of Speaking – Do You Take Responsibility When You Speak?

If it can take ten years in B2B sales until the next big sale is on the agenda – how do you manage to maintain a good relationship with the customer over this long period of time?

What in appearance will always build a bridge to the customer in this long period of time? What audible personality traits will motivate the customer to invest their lifetime in conversations where nothing is negotiated or sold?

In today's podcast episode you will learn:

  • What exactly make empathy and self-empathy co-criteria in the sale of capital goods
  • Which 5 power factors of "inner participation" you should pay particular attention to when speaking
  • What you can expect from Giacomo Rizzolatti and his wired monkey for your business communication

Have fun listening!

How to ramp up your vocal energy at the touch of a button

The alarm clock rings, you rub your eyes and know: Now it's time to quickly turn on the coffee machine, prepare a small snack ... because in a few minutes your first Zoom meeting will begin.

Representative of many similar moments, today in the podcast I discuss which routines you can develop and use to ramp up your voice and leadership energy at the touch of a button.

Have fun listening!

The 3 most important warming-up exercises for your deep & full voice

There are hundreds of warm-up exercises for the voice. Every singer and every actor uses them to get their voice fit for the stage. But how can you use exactly those exercises that will quickly give you the best result with as little time as possible?

Train your voice for lectures and presentations – here's how!

The warming-up exercises in this episode are my personal highlights. And in addition, I want to answer the following questions for you:

  • Why does even a super-short warm-up make your voice sound more powerful, expressive and deeper?
  • What could be your favorite exercise from the 3+1 warming-up in the future?

Further suggestions on the topic of warming-up your voice:

Arno Fischbacher's interlocutor is in all episodes Andreas Giermaier from www.lernenderzukunft.com

If you have any questions, please feel free to write to podcast@arno-fischbacher.com .