Learn the best way to warm up your voice on Sunday morning!

Check out the video, then scroll down for a free download of the “Sunday Morning Warmup” and accompanying PDF workbook…

Play Video about Free training - how to warm up on Sunday morning
Download the Sunday Morning Warmup for free to get the best results out of your singing voice on Sundays

Download the warmup.

Make sure to download the “Sunday Morning Warmup”—complete with explanations, demonstrations, and piano scales for both the male and female range—I’ve put together my top warmup exercises to get your voice firing on all cylinders!

Download Warmup

Download the PDF workbook.

Designed to accompany the “How to Warm Up on Sunday Morning” video training lesson, this accompanying PDF guide is full of notes and self-assessment questions that you can use to get the most out of this training (and the absolute best results in your voice)!

Download PDF
Download the free workbook to learn How to Warm Up on Sunday Morning when you're singing on a worship team

Responses

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting.

    3. Christine August 13, 2024

      God Bless you Charmaine, your worship training has been encouraging for someone that decided to start serving God again in this ministry after 17 years away from a worship team and someone that is over 50. It has helped me find where my voice fits in and God will continue to bless you and help me continue to serve him in this way and to also be a vessel for those who need to know God.

      Can I drink food temperature water before singing? Does lemon and honey help the voice? What foods and drinks should we avoid?

      1. Charmaine Brown August 16, 2024

        Wonderful! I’m so glad the worship training has been helpful! Room temperature water is fantastic before and during singing because it doesn’t shock the voice (like cold water tends to!). Lemon and honey (specifically raw, unpasteurized honey) is helpful for many people because it’s soothing for the voice, but make sure it feels good for you before doing it consistently. Herbal tea, vegetables, fruits, unprocessed grains (like rice/quinoa) and nuts/seeds are fantastic for the voice. It’s important to avoid sugar (especially processed, refined sugars) and processed foods. Caffeine tends to dry out the voice so I would recommend not having it right before you sing. Hope that helps!