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Fitness pros filming online workouts know that ground-based movements can be tough on audio. If you’re using a lavalier microphone or shotgun microphone, your audio either becomes distorted or suppressed. In this tutorial, we discuss strategies to enhance the audio quality of your online workouts and hopefully avoid headaches caused by distorted audio.

In Tip Number One, we start by addressing how you cue ground-based movements. Being aware of where your microphone is located takes time to adapt to, but it can help you process cues while instructing. For example, if wearing a lavalier microphone, point out what bad positioning is and potentially perform exercise examples without talking throughout. Being aware of these intricacies requires practice, but they are small details that make a significant difference.

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