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Some of the best power ballads to master for open mics

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Open mics are great occasions for pouring your heart out in songs. And what could be better in showcasing your vocal range and getting everyone clapping in admiration than to go for standard power ballads? We’ve compiled a list of some of the most recognizable ones below, all of which will ensure that you get everyone singing along with you and having loads of fun when you take the stage. Image source: newreleasetoday.com Total Eclipse of the Heart – Bonnie Tyler : Tyler’s high notes are great to emulate, especially when you get to the crescendo that’s the bridge and belt out, “I’m living in a powder keg and giving off sparks! I really need you tonight. Forever’s gonna start tonight.” Image source: dcmusicdownload.com Don't Stop Believin' – Journey : The perfect song for rising above small-town beginnings into success, this working-class anthem features old Journey singer Steve Perry in the prime of his career. Those opening piano riffs should get everyone in th...
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Should you go kayaking in the winter?

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Image source: dagger.com Kayaking is a social sport that allows individuals to enjoy magnificent views while working out. Contrary to what most people believe, kayaking is a year-round sport. While best learned in the summer, many kayakers believe the sport is best enjoyed during the cold winter months. Anouk Govil . Kayaking in the winter means skipping long queues and avoiding crowds, which makes it the most favorable time for and individual to truly learn the sport. As there are less people on the shores and in the water, a kayaker is provided the chance to focus and train like crazy for longer periods of time. Without the crowds and other paddlers, training can be calm and peaceful. Anouk Govil . Image source: inflatablekayakworld.com In essence, a kayaker is an adventurous individual. Paddling in the winter is an adventure in and of itself. It is an incredible challenge that not everyone is willing to take. The decrease in temperature offers physical and mental barr...
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Surfing in winter: Everything you need to know

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Image source: blogto.com Surfing in the cold season seems a little weird for outsiders and newbies in the sport. For amateur and professional surfers, training doesn’t stop, which means surfing even in winter. It’s better to overdo it with the winter gear than to catch a cold. Anouk Govil. Be sure to invest in a good winter wetsuit to have the best cold weather protection while surfing. There’s still a bit of sun during the coldest season. Opt to surf during the warmest time of day, which is usually between 11 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon. Doing a proper warm-up and stretch it out. Do everything to start the ride as warm as possible. Anouk Govil . Image source: monsterchildren.com Plan the surf before diving in. More than the possible frostbite, stronger winds and heavier tides can cause surfing accidents no one wants to be a part of. Factor in time needed for traveling, suiting up, and stretching for the surf. Commute may take longer than usual during winte...
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