Vocal exercise physiology: same principles, new training paradigms
With singing defined as an athletic endeavor, the science of exercise physiology can be applied to look at ways we can more efficiently prepare for vocal performance. The principles of exercise physiology have endured as trainers and coaches test the many variables to find the optimal mix for a give...
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