Have you ever wanted to be able to whistle like a professional and make brilliant, sharp, high pitched sounds? Perhaps you are one of those people who already know how to make loud noises by slightly altering and controlling the airflow out of your mouth.
If so, count yourself lucky and part of the minority because whistling is a dying art. These days you rarely see, or rather hear, anyone whistling by hand except for in the movies. Most whistling is now done with the aid of a metal or plastic instrument.
These devices are commonly beloved by gym teachers worldwide and carried on key chains by women who are marketed them as rape whistles. This tutorial is aimed at the people who can only manage a pathetic blowing sound, and who spit more than whistle when attempting to do so. For those of us who have yet to master the art of whistling, despair not, because this video from the YouTube channel Art of Manliness shows us how it’s done.
Brett McKay is the bearded gentleman who walks through the steps that are required to produce a strong bodied, intense, and flavorful whistle. He has two different ways to go about this. The first way he covers involves two hands, while the second technique is a slightly more advanced one-handed whistle.
Both methods are the types of things which are best learned by watching other people demonstrate how to do them. Check out the video to see how to whistle with your own two hands. Who knows, maybe you will even master the ever elusive, always sought after, loud as hell whistle.
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