Lung capacity is the amount of air the lungs can hold at any given time after a complete exhalation.
Wind musicians often depend on their lung capacity when performing, and it's very important to work on it daily or weekly to ensure satisfactory results.
The diaphragm is one of the most important elements in a musician's preparation and must be ready for the most challenging occasions.
How to achieve good lung capacity?
We also recommend a good posture when doing these types of exercises, as it improves their effectiveness by more than 30%.
Strengthening the respiratory muscles will greatly help us maintain good lung capacity by stimulating and enhancing deep breathing.
Improving air pressure by working on inhalation and exhalation increases responsiveness and attack, as well as endurance.
Remember that the breathing process is completely linked to your wind instrument, and much of it depends on the work done beforehand.