Asking for a friend:
"So Im working on double tonguing and Im doing some of the exercises out of Arbans. My only problem is Im getting a **** ton of spit building up in my oral cavity. Thoughts and tips guys?"
Double-tongue and spit
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ttf_jalapeno
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ttf_timothy42b
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That happened to me when I experimented with dorsal tonguing.
It went away after a bit though.
It went away after a bit though.
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ttf_Doug Elliott
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There are salivary glands on the bottom of your tongue that are activated by tongue motion. I haven't specifically had that problem that I've noticed. Probably as you refine your motion it will diminish.
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ttf_savio
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I dont have problem with that, but I have trouble doing many double tongue in a row. Four sixths notes is fine but 16 in a row is problem......dont know why.
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ttf_Bassboy
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Quote from: Doug Elliott on Oct 10, 2017, 02:43PMThere are salivary glands on the bottom of your tongue that are activated by tongue motion. I haven't specifically had that problem that I've noticed. Probably as you refine your motion it will diminish.
I would echo this. I was doing a somewhat aggressive Arban's routine in grad school that lasted a few years. At the very beginning I had the same issue as noted in the OP. Went away after some time, and I think due to it becoming more practiced and consistent. OP tell your friend to be patient.
I would echo this. I was doing a somewhat aggressive Arban's routine in grad school that lasted a few years. At the very beginning I had the same issue as noted in the OP. Went away after some time, and I think due to it becoming more practiced and consistent. OP tell your friend to be patient.
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ttf_Bassboy
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Double-tongue and spit
Quote from: Doug Elliott on Oct 10, 2017, 02:43PMThere are salivary glands on the bottom of your tongue that are activated by tongue motion. I haven't specifically had that problem that I've noticed. Probably as you refine your motion it will diminish.
I would echo this. I was doing a somewhat aggressive Arban's routine in grad school that lasted a few years. At the very beginning I had the same issue as noted in the OP. Went away after some time, and I think due to it becoming more practiced and consistent. OP tell your friend to be patient.
I would echo this. I was doing a somewhat aggressive Arban's routine in grad school that lasted a few years. At the very beginning I had the same issue as noted in the OP. Went away after some time, and I think due to it becoming more practiced and consistent. OP tell your friend to be patient.