How does good posture affect singing? When first starting out, it’s easy to assume that singing only really involves your vocal cords. (There are many misconceptions about this skill set.) ...

For good singing posture: Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, shoulders back, and head aligned with your spine. Keep your jaw relaxed and chin parallel to the ground.

Without good posture, your lung capacity will be limited. If you’re not sure what good singing posture looks like, this video will help: Warm up your voice—and your body.

All together now: singing is good for your body and soul. ... posture, mindset, confidence and self-esteem,” says Jeremy Hywel Williams, who leads the Llanelli Choral Society in Wales.

Singing is simple, it’s free and it has a wealth of benefits – from improving posture, lung function and blood pressure, to improving mood and reducing inflammation.