No longer using our feet when learning about SUZUKI we learned a more tedious task. That is how to hold a position. We first started off with a human "V" where the legs and upper torso suspended in the air. It took a very hard strain on your abdomen, however I tried to hardest to keep my body up. I tried to move pass the pain and take the pain as a challenge but it was hard to overpass it, than we had to add text into the position which is even harder. I could not manage to concentrate on the text and keeping my body up. I ended losing my position even when i had someone holding me, or i would fumble with the words that i had to say.
After the whole "V" shaped posture we got to choose our own positions and this was more easier than the "V". When we did our own position i was more comfortable and acceptable to me. It was easier for me to find my equilibrium when doing this and able to hold my entire body up because i was in control of the position i was in.
Than once again we added the text and i was able to say without fumbling but i could not find my vocal space, which has always been a problem for me. Each time I tried to raise my volume and was not able to match everyone else vocal power. Than when rehearing i listened to how strong my voice could get and i realized that it was really weak. And every time i would raise my volume my voice would end up cracking a little. I found out what i really needed to work on. I hope SUZUKI will help me concentrate on my voice and make it louder.
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