I wondered how they whistle with the fingers and i had to go online to get few tips. I know some people will want to learn as well.....its challenging. Share your testimonies later!!
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I'm going to teach you how to whistle loudly with your fingers! Then you will be able to whistle at baseball games, concerts, weddings, etc. or its just fun to piss off your friends. I will try to go in as much detail as I can. This is one of those things that you will get eventually if you try hard enough. Some people will get it immediately and some people will never get it. If you want more info there's probably a ton of it on the internet, I just didn't bother to check.
- Be aware that you are blowing air forcefully. It shouldn't take a lot of air to do the whistle when you've got it down, but when starting out, never over-do it. At first you might feel dizzy, but I had a friend who kept trying and he eventually passed out. You should know when to you need
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- Step 1: Lips
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1. Lips tucked under teeth and not pinched. The actual whistling sound isn't made with the lips. I see some people try it and they squeeze their lips together like a normal whistle. If you do that you'll just end up spitting all over the place. Lips stay relaxed, and curl over your teeth, so when you put your fingers in your mouth, they will not touch the teeth at all. Also, your lips should be wet.

Step 2: Fingers
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1. "Finger Circle" There are different ways of doing this, the way I learned was to make a circle using your thumb and index finger. But there are other ways that might be easier for you.

Step 3: Tongue
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1. Finger circle goes here approximately. Its important to experiment though.
2. Tongue curled toward the roof of the mouth. The tongue is probably the hardest concept to describe. If you can roll your tongue into a tube, thats a good start.
Basically, you want to curl the tip of your tongue up to the roof of your mouth. Your fingers will touch the underside tip of your tongue with all the arteries.

Step 4: Placement
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Once you have the "thumb-index" circle, curl your tongue up to the roof of your mouth and just put your fingers in your mouth. your fingers should touch the bottom-middle part of your tongue. Then, close and kind of squeeze your lips around your fingers to get a good seal. (your lips should be covering your teeth.)

Step 5: The whistle
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The whistle is created by the location of the tongue, placement of the fingers, and lip shape. Once your fingers are in your mouth as described in step 4, blow a fast, constant stream of air. Some people say that you should blow slightly downwards. What you should hear is a loud clear whistle. If not, you should hear a whistle-y wind noise.
1.If you get the wind noise, then experiment with lip shape. The lips direct the airflow. (but they don't make the noise!!)
2. If you got a spit mess, start over at step 2.
Experiment with how high your fingers are on your tongue, you can get some pretty neat sounds.
Once you get it down, depending on your air speed and lung capacity this whistle can get extremely loud!!! I hope that I've gone in depth enough.

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