OK, ladies and gentlemen, now that we've established all of our targets and where they sits, it's
now time to introduce the consonants.
Now, as I said earlier, these consonants will be on the left and then the right of us.
So this pretty much they're the same consonants from B all the way down to softish.
Now, we're going to be going through each and every one of these as we do our exercises.
I know a lot of people are like, well, I have problems with certain consonant sounds.
Guess what?
We get to go over each of them 12 times with a practice session.
So I want you to imagine a river.
OK, I'm the river.
I'm the river stream and the middle.
There's a rock.
And on this rock is the targets.
And on the left and the right of this river are consonants.
So let's go down the road.
Let's start with the first one.
Be OK.
So imagine there's a B here, the targets here and the B is there.
So we're essentially jumping from the B to target one to target one to target B so that AB and then
you basically go down the line seke, which is essentially the sound we have a car ask and basically
we're doing each consonant with each particular target taking the form of that rock.
So what this does is that it works every possible combination, because what a lot of people miss is
that how precise we hit these targets are influenced by where we're coming from with these consonants.
And then basically we go down the list focusing on the first target.
Then we move on to the next target target to let's review number two.
I remember that one.
I so we go by I ba chi I di I did.
And we basically go down through the list.
So what we're doing is our muscle is getting trained to be able to hit these targets consistently no
matter where we're going or where we're coming from.
So it's like that's why I call it the the target practice sheet, because that's exactly what we're
doing.
We're doing target practice with each of these targets, one through twelve.
It's like a shooting range.
Right.
We're trying to hit that target regardless of where we're from, whether we're on top of a hill underneath
the car or on top of a barn, you know, wherever we are, we have to make sure we hit that target consistently.
As we go up these exercises, you're going to start noticing that the targets will veer off based on
what consonance we're starting with or ending with.
OK, it's a brief explanation.
So let's get started with our target practices using our consonants B all the way down A soft H, I'm
going to be talking a lot through these combination exercises.
No need to worry.
By the end of this lesson, you're going to have an MP three of me saying each target combination with
no interruptions.
So you could use to practice with every day.
OK, so awesome.
Let's get to it.