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Welcome to Kevin's English Broom Podcast!
Hello!
Hello guys!
Hello!
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm okay.
Are you okay, Amishan?
Yeah, I'm okay.
Are you okay?
I'm good.
I'm good.
You've transformed into minus version of you.
The original.
Sorry, the original.
I don't go minus.
Oh, sorry.
It's just me or the plus.
Okay, all right.
So there's no minus.
There is no minus for you, right?
Original version of me.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
You're not plus anymore.
I'm not the plus anymore.
All right.
So, okay, this one.
All righty.
Okay, this one.
Okay.
Okay.
Kevin-san, Yama-chan, hajimemashite.
Wow.
Wow.
Um.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Wait, how do you determine whether if you're talking in fukushiki or not?
How do you tell?
How do you measure that?
It's like when you breath, breath in.
Okay.
Your stomach comes out.
Yeah.
And then when you breathe out, it just, right?
That's fukushiki.
And if you breathe in like that style, that's kyoshiki.
Well, I guess.
Okay, okay.
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Yeah.
Oh, you're always speaking in fukushiki.
Okay.
And when you're talking in English, yeah, same thing.
Same thing happens.
I feel like my stomach is...
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think.
Okay.
Are you speaking in fukushiki?
Is that the thing?
Um.
In English?
Yeah, soudane.
I mean, the same.
The same?
Yeah.
I mean, both fukushiki?
It depends on the situation.
Now I'm, I guess I'm speaking with like fukushiki breathing now.
But if I speak like this, it's kyoshiki speaking.
Also when you lean back on your chair.
Yeah, it's just, it's just, right?
I can speak English like this and no problem.
Yeah.
So like, I feel like that information of like, you can only speak English with the fukushiki.
Yeah.
I think I guess a little bit incorrect.
Yeah.
You know, because I can, I can do both.
Me too.
You don't have to do like that.
You can just breathe like, like usually.
Why are you, why are you training like that?
I have to make sure that my chest is moving instead of my stomach.
Yeah, I can feel that inside.
I have to do it really hard in order for me to understand which is moving.
Yeah, so that you can see your body.
Yeah, I have to do it really aggressively.
Yeah, even though it's your body.
You just need to see your body to understand what you are doing.
Because you never know, right?
Your brain could be doing the same different thing than what your body's doing, right?
Yeah.
Try it, try it.
You might like it.
Yeah.
Look at your body and then inhale and exhale aggressively.
But I can understand that.
I can feel that.
You don't need to do it?
I need to do it.
Wait, I have a question.
Yeah, okay, what's that?
You know how there's always the conversation of like, okay, hukushiki always, but like,
lung versus stomach and then like, I do both at the same time.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Right?
Yeah.
That's the best one.
Don't we?
Oh, is it the best one?
Yeah.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Fully utilize your lungs.
Because right now I'm doing both.
Yeah, that's great.
I'm doing chest and stomach.
That's the best, I guess.
But isn't that something that everyone does naturally without like being taught?
I feel like people are forced into doing a single one of them.
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Well, I just right now discovered that doing both is a good thing.
But like, I feel like everybody is naturally doing both but are fixated into doing either
one of them.
Um, I don't know.
But when you sleep, we hukushiki breathing only I guess.
And when you like, certain like in certain form, like, like this, or like maybe after
running, maybe only do long, I guess so.
Oh, because right now, we I'm seated pretty formally like, yeah, yeah, I can't only do
the lungs.
Like there, there's like 10% stomach.
Oh, yeah.
Like I can feel my stomach.
Yeah, getting involved.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The conversation here.
Like, um, actually, um, see, it's always lungs that breathing.
It's not your stomach, because there is no room for breathing in.
But, um, you see there's a Ōkaku maku.
It's a, it's a, it's like a maku.
The big bone.
Yeah.
Not the bone.
It's like a, that's a rokkotsu.
And there's a, there is a kind of maku called Ōkaku maku.
Okay.
Which is in between stomach and lungs.
Okay.
So when you, when you breathe using lungs and that side, you know Ōkaku maku forced
to move down way.
Stands down.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then, you know, it looks your stomach is breathing.
Oh, okay.
I see.
And if you use your lungs in the upper side like this, and it's like you, it looks you're
using only lungs.
Yeah.
But in reality, you all, it's, it's, it's just lungs that you are using when you breathe.
So there is no, there is no difference between like you trying to breathe.
Yeah.
It's just upwards and inhaling downwards.
Yeah.
It's the same thing.
How your muscles being used.
Yeah.
It's different just directions, but it's just, there is no like, so if you fully use your
lungs, lungs, you know, lungs can be that side bigger and that side bigger and that
side bigger.
So like you're correct kind of like 30%.
So you can control which part of your lung to store the breathed in air.
I mean, you can control like, oh, okay.
Like, right.
I can do it.
I can do that.
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Yeah.
Yeah.
But ultimately if you want to fully use your, utilize your lung to breathe in, to breathe
in like maximum amount of oxygen, you use two sides.
Okay.
Okay.
Got it.
Got it.
Got it.
Got it.
So that's the best way of breathing.
I see.
I see.
Got it.
Got it.
Got it.
All right.
Yeah.
So my, my original question was that people are always, that I can't do, I can't do just
only stomach or just only lungs.
I'm naturally doing both.
But that's how people are urgently.
We're like that normally.
Yeah.
Maybe like not like completely 100% versus zero.
It's like even like three to nine, seven.
Yeah.
Got it.
I see.
Yeah.
All right.
Yeah, I guess so.
I got it.
I got it.
Yeah.
So you've been doing this for the last two years.
No.
No, you haven't done anything.
But you have, you are going to vocal trainings, right?
I go to vocal trainings, but that's not about.
Hukushiki is right?
Breathing.
It's just my throat thing.
I got it.
Muscle, you know, adjusting thing.
Okay.
Yeah.
But fukushiki kokyu is, you know, it's important is what, what is said.
Like those Gekidan Shiki players, they always, you know.
I was in the Engeki Bu and we always do the fukushiki training.
Yeah.
And I heard that those professional Gekidan Shiki are sometimes backward, you know, really
like boom, like that.
That is so cool.
Yeah.
Wow.
They fully utilize that space and like boom to the backward too.
That's crazy.
Cool.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
All right.
But.
So it wasn't because that you were working on your fukushiki or nothing like that?
No.
Got it.
I don't think so.
It's just keep speaking with you.
Okay.
Is this is the result of that.
I guess.
Yeah.
Okay.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
