Abby Halpin, physical therapist who wishes she was a music teacher, chats about how virtual session work and talks you through a recent visit with a musical theater artist and teacher who needed help with a sticky diaphragm and trouble with breath support.
Main Points:
- Someone said Abby's voice is soothing so she wishes them a good night!
- Virtual care is not for everyone. Some people really need that hand on care.
- Virtual sessions are great for everyone else! You can get a LOT done in a short amount of time.
- Abby walks you through a recent visit with a musical theater performer and teacher (a short nerd out about ribs and breathing and stuff).
- Virtual sessions allow for a lot of convenience, more accurate information about your life/practice set up, and (bonus) Abby gets to meet your babies and puppies.
- If you have questions, please submit them at www.forteperformancept.com/playlifeloudlypodcast or go to the "I have a question!!" link on Forte's Instagram bio (@forteperformancept).
Next time: We will be discussing why your hands might be falling asleep while you practice and when to see someone about it.
As always, Let me know what you need!