Osteopathy and singing: enhancing vocal endurance

The osteopath who works with singers contributes to improving vocal endurance by optimizing muscular coordination and reducing laryngeal and perilaryngeal tension through the correction of muscular imbalances that, over time, could lead to vocal injuries. Through manual techniques and self-treatment exercises aimed at maintaining therapeutic results, singers can produce a clearer, more resonant, and stronger voice that lasts longer without fatigue.

Integrating the respiratory system helps raise proprioceptive awareness in performers regarding their breathing use and ventilatory ergonomics. This enables the development of effective core stability and respiratory patterns necessary for proper vocal projection and efficient vocal production, where breath support can be expressed with ease.

Osteopathy focuses on preventing injuries and overuse issues, strengthening vulnerable areas, and offering lifestyle guidance.

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Valentina Carlile - Osteopath specializing in Osteopathy for Voice and Speech Disorders since 2002. For information and bookings, visit the Contact page.

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