A weak voice that can’t be heard in noisy places, or that “fades” in quality and strength across a day can be frustrating!
There is a long list of potential explanations. A common one is weak, atrophied, flaccid vocal cord—and other vocal tract—muscles. When this is the cause for a weak voice determined by medical evaluation, voice strengthening is the first place to start. In this video, Dr. Bastian provides background information about muscle strengthening in general, and why vocal muscles can weaken in some people.
He then suggests a simple voice strengthening strategy consisting of three exercises, taking no more than 60 seconds to complete. For many people, this DIY regimen can be sufficient by itself. If not, it can prepare you for further work with a speech pathologist or laryngologist. For those who want to skip straight to the three voice strengthening tasks, begin viewing at 5:28
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0:00 Introduction
0:40 Bodybuilder
5:35 3 Simple Vocal Tasks
10:22 Tracking Progress
11:51 Potential Benefits
13:32 Summary
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