Are you looking for tips on
public speaking? When it comes to tips on public
speaking there are many to be considered. However, if
you've got an interest in perfecting your communicative
skills for public speaking, you want to begin with a
foundation to build on. You have to start somewhere and
this is one of the top tips on public speaking
‘breathing’. Yes, acquiring the skill to get hold of,
master and handle your breathing effectively is crucial
and an introductory science to you controlling and
mastering public speaking. Now lets get started!
Whenever you breathe
directly through your nasal passages, the air that you
breath in is made pure and once it gets through to your
lungs and goes out your lips, it can then be optimized
and leveraged in full. If you do this on a regular
basis, you'll neutralize a lot of the more common issues
while public speaking, like dry mouth, coughing and
possibly a sore and painful throat. Make every attempt
to acquire a great deal of fresh air as you possibly can
and take in a few purifying breathes through your nose
before you begin. Fill up your lungs and breathe out
directly through your nose. Always remember and keep in
mind that when you breathe in you are breathing in the
good and when you breaths out you are breathing out the
bad. This tends to be really simple and the payoff is
immense!
Established public
speaking experts and researchers, recommend the
abdominal muscle breathing technique that means
breathing simply from the interior walls of the
diaphragm because it is the most beneficial method to
breathe and enable speech. You will find that this is
not only natural but also the most efficient aspiration
technique to optimize the air you consume and thus
utilizing it better.
Additionally by using
this technique your speech organs, your diaphragm and
your lungs are at ease and prepared. Most importantly,
whenever you breathe by primarily filling your lungs and
chest region with air, you are not getting the entire
benefit of the air that you’re breathing to properly
enable your speech. Now lets prepare for the breathing
exercises.
Position yourself for
the exercises by following the steps below:
Stand tall, upright, at ease, naturally and with
good body posture
Keep your shoulders down (not apprehensively
lifted!)
Keep your chin at ease and even
Stand up with one foot somewhat forward (left or
right does not matter).
While keeping your knees straight put the heels of
your feet in a 45-degree angle
Position the entire weight of your body on your toes
Put your arms at your side
Mastering of the breathing techniques is extremely
important first before you start any of the exercises.
In the next article we will begin the exercises. This is
one of many articles and tips on public speaking that
you can look forward to in the coming weeks!