пятница, 12 октября 2018 г.

Feel your body



Good morning, dear readers! 
How are you? Are you having a good time? If something bothers you and you are thinking about some problems a lot – just take it easy and then you’ll understand there’s nothing to worry about. Life is so beautiful and we should appreciate every minute of it!

 Today my task is to think about causes of a stage fright and describe one of them in my blog.

To begin with, stage fright is fear of performing in front of an audience and it is a sensible response to a stressful situation. When you feel frightened, the brain signals that your body is in danger now and it wants to protect you – then a release of adrenalin happens. The function of adrenalin is to provide energy and rush the body into effective action – running or attacking. When it gets into the blood stream, there are side effects as stomach pain, shaking, trembling and shortness of breath. Now I’d like to describe the feeling that I have while performing. It is an elevation of blood pressure. So, what is it?

When you are stressed, you start feeling the heat in some particular areas – the head, chest, stomach. It happens because the most important parts of the body should be provided with blood that brings oxygen. Then, your heart beats fast because of the high blood pressure. Moreover, your breaths may become rapid and a fit of dizziness come over you. In this situation, not to overheat the body, it begins sweating and hence your armpits, nape and arms are cold and wet.

Do you feel the same when you have to perform in front of someone? What are the reactions of your body?



2 комментария:

  1. Oh yes, I do remember this feeling when my heart would beat so fast that I could hear it in my ears. Thanks God, now I kind of got used to perform infront of the audience. Though I still struggle with my speech tempo, because when I'm excited or stressed I speak too fast. So I guess everybody has something to work on.

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  2. Fight or flight response, even though intended to help keep us safe, can be quite annoying during public speaking. My heart starts pounding and my voice goes really deep and shaky.

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