Today we discuss why you should find time to do a voice warm-up and why it's important for those who work with their voices. I will also walk you through a small, focused and applicable five-minutes warm-up routine. A short and precise voice warm-up will not only prepare your voice to work, but will also help you to set your nerves before speaking in front of the mic. What You Will Learn In This Episode: How much time vocal warm-up routines require The best way to add a new habit into our routines How to increase your vocal stamina, the clarity of public speaking and confidence Working with ease, fun and curiosity Step by step voice warm-up routine Voice warm-ups should ideally last more than five minutes and less than fifteen. Those voice users that have their schedules flooded can try the warm-up example from this episode, pick and cut parts and replace them with different exercises. You can also use it as a preparation ritual before performing. Big thanks to Jack Evans for creating the music for this podcast!Resources: Nic's Quick Voice Tips - 5 minute warm up support video https://youtu.be/SX6LSr8qJp8 Freeing the Natural Voice by Kristen Linklater https://amzn.to/3nDZwyp Speaking with Skill by Dudley Knight https://amzn.to/3nA3w2T Finding Your Voice by Barbara Houseman https://amzn.to/3buQt0a The Vocal Arts Workbook by David & Rebecca Carey https://amzn.to/2MW3iqi Fitzmaurice Voice Work Website https://fitzmauricevoiceworksummit.online Join my Facebook group Voice & Accent Hub: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thevoiceandaccenthubb Mentioned in this episode:Get my book hereBuy Nic's BookHead to onthemicbook.com to get your copy nowGet my book here

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