Examples of our teachings listed below

I still get stage fright,  I really have to close my eyes to focus and concentrate otherwise I just totally pretend there's no one in the room

Warm-ups, the more you can make your vocal folds think they've already started to work before you actually sing, the better they will operate

Don't over do it, to begin with a little gentle humming will do your voice more good than raucous scales bellowed at full strength, anything that helps your voice to become more nimble, tongue twisters or octave leaps for example will help and believe it or not a good yawn just before you go on will open up the passageways to create a bigger sound-box for your voice to resonate from

It also helps to vary whatever you do so that your voice doesn't become used to the same old exercises

Your interpretation of a song will improve once your technique is developed. Practice!

A good singer makes the song appear easy to sing to the audience

Become more than a singer become a musician too

Introduce yourself to an instrument (preferably not a melodic one) This will give you an opportunity to learn how to read sheet music and notation and follow rhythms

Correct vowel sounds are essential for quality singing

Emphasise your vowels

Relaxing the throat muscles (larynx, voice box) will give you more singing control

Don't waste time over any song that is too big for your voice, or is in an uncomfortable key to sing

Be gentle when singing and don't force sound from your throat. Keeping your neck muscles and surrounding shoulder muscles relaxed will increase volume when singing

Forcing your voice may cause vocal damage

Singing requires the same relaxed process you use as when you speak

Singing is just not use of the voice but also the spirit, mind, senses, soul and complete

Muscular system from head to toe

Breathe properly

Ever wondered why babies don't get a sore throat from screaming? Because they scream from their stomachs and diaphragm, not their throat

To do a song justice you have to tap in to what it means to you

Locate your inner performance bubble

This is a virtual space in which you need to mentally position  yourself  to perform