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Vocal Exercises to use at home





Doing these vocal exercises daily will not only help your voice but keep you young looking as well!!

All of these drills must be said out loud. Repeat each one twice a day.

A DVD is available - please see the bottom of the page.

Tongue agility

Work the tongue hard

1. Two little toddlers playing table tennis

2. Twenty two players taken out for a treat

3. Fifteen metre tracks are shorter than fifty meter tracks

4. Adults who play table tennis are extremely fit


Consonant sounds

Sound all the consonant sounds in each word

1. Badminton racquets are lighter than cricket bats

2. Isn’t it time you tried the high jump

3. You need to attack if you want to win

4. Hitting tennis balls while sitting down is terribly difficult


Resonance

Hum the ‘m’ and ‘n’ sounds

1. Now is the time to introduce netball

2. Swimming is fun in the summer months

3. My martial arts instructor always smiles when he wins

4. Mini tennis is fun for small children



Lip agility

1. Betty plays competitive badminton

2. Weightlifters acquire many muscles

3. Boys love to play billiards

4. When I play polo I usually win


Vowel Sounds

Open the mouth as wide as possible for all the vowel sounds

i (eye)

1. My smile is wide as I cross the winning line

2. I cried when they scored a try

3. I’m too frightened to try and jump that high

4. I try to smile even while I am losing


o (oh)

1. Throw it slowly into the yellow box

2. Follow the arrows to avoid the snow

3. My coach is called Joe

4. Go and show Flo a Judo throw


a (ay)

1. I’m afraid you didn’t make the relay team

2. Croquet is played at eight

3. There isn’t enough space in this place for a race

4. Stay there Jay and pick up the weight



a (ah)

1. Martial Arts won’t harm my arm

2. Stay calm, don’t argue, I’ll spar with you

3. My car can go fast

4. I can’t lift the bar very far with my bad arm


DVD to buy

If you'd like to listen to and see an explanation of how these voice exercises should be used I now have a dvd. This dvd covers basic articulatuion and expression.

For more information

look here.

pubic speaking dvd

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