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Body Tension - video

Posted by netrix
Published on 20 January 2022

Our fear of public speaking courses offers extensive access to multiple beneficial exercises. Sign up and give it a go. You've nothing to lose.

The enemy of the speaker is muscle tension. Where does muscle tension come from? It comes from everyday living. Sitting behind a computer for 8-10 hours per day. Do you have a good ergonomic chair? I hope so, it can save you a lot of pain. Do you prefer to sit on the sofa and work? That can create tension too. Carrying laptops in briefcases with handles or straps creates tension. Your body desires to remain balanced, but we keep doing things that put us out of sync. Long-distance journeys in cars again create tension. We can't help it. So, be aware and occasionally do exercises to manage muscle tension, especially in your upper body, where all of your vocal apparatus resides.

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