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Ian Wood
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I'm a very new player, so I think this is probably a different situation than Chuck's.
Basically, I've got a sort of lower lip tremble going on...I can hit the notes, but it feels like my lower jaw is trembling. Not the kind of vibrato I want!
Could this just be fatigue from overpractice (I'm kind of enthusiastic about that)? It doesn't always happen, but I haven't been able to observe a consistent pattern yet. |
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Ian Wood
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| Hey fellas? Any input would be appreciated, here. This is kind of worrying me... |
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_bugleboy
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| It is not unusual for muscles to spaz out just before they lose it completely when learning a new task. This is the kind of issue that gets resolved by letting the muscles recuperate and then exposing them again to the demand. Over time (weeks. months, years) they should keep gaining endurance and "strength" but they must get their rest BEFORE they improve. |
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