Breathing right is essential for good singing. There are so many different breathing exercises around, you may find the subject a little confusing. Here are some simple breathing tips to help you improve your technique.

• It's important to be relaxed when you are practicing breathing and singing exercises, so start your exercise routine with a few loosening-up exercises.

• Make sure that your posture is correct, stand up straight in a comfortably erect position Check that your back is not arched and that your shoulders are relaxed. Check your whole body for tension. Are your legs relaxed? Are you clenching your hands? Try to let go of all those feelings of tension.

• Start with a few relaxed breaths in and out. Feel where the air is going. If the air seems to be going into your upper chest you need to start thinking of breathing lower into the body. This will help increase the volume of air taken in and reduce tension. Imagine the air is going right down into your tummy when you breathe in and feel your lower ribs expand gently.

• Keep your shoulders relaxed when you take a breath.

• It is also important to keep your jaw relaxed. When you are learning new techniques it can be easy to clinch the jaw without realizing it.

• A good way to feel the diaphragm working when you breathe is to do a panting exercise. This involves panting like a dog. You breathe out very quickly and forcefully - the in-breath should happen automatically. Try doing groups of five quick panting breaths.

• The diaphragm is the foundation of good breathing. It helps control the vocal tone and the breathing process. However the development of a solid breathing apparatus is a gradual process, so don't over-focus on the diaphragm and don't allow tension to arise.

Good breathing for singers is not something that can be developed overnight. The best approach is to focus a small part of your practice routine on breathing every day so that you can build lasting strength.

I hope these breathing tips help you on your journey towards a great voice. These are the only breathing exercises you need to do on a regular basis. 

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