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Summary: Learn how to teach kids about breathing and diaphragm techniques plus discover a fun diaphragm exercise for children in this free child music instruction video.
Dani Rhodes is a professional actress, singer, dancer & musician, based in New York City. She also teaches all of the above throughout New York. Ms. Rhodes is a proud member of Actors...read more
" And now it is the same tune as Mary Lou… here we go ha ha ha ha funny funny funny and that would be with your breathing like you do it… you feel it in there, ha watch my tune ready? Ha ha ha ha funny funny funny, you see how it goes out and I want you to use that okay ready? Okay now I want it to be even stronger. Ha ha ha ha funny funny funny, ready? Ha ha ha ha funny funny funny. Lets do four ha’s and then funny okay, one two three four, ha ha ha ha, funny funny funny. That was a good diaphragm work right there. I’m going to get you a 6-pack."
eHow Article: Teaching Children Fun Breathing & Diaphragm Techniques
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