SpeechMaster Pro for Elite Debaters and Public Speakers



The SpeechMasterPro is used by elite debaters and public speakers. Take your debate team to the Next Level
debate-pakistan-web
Improve your debating skills by practing with the SpeechMasterPro. The SpeechMasterPro is a powerful new product to help improve speech.
Visit SpeechMasterPro.com
***
Unknown-2
 
images
 
Unknown
***
Promotion 2
The SpeechMasterPro has taken three years to develop with the help of one of the top product designers in Chicago.
The SpeechMasterPro aids in four key areas to be a confident, clear, and effective speaker.
▪ Improves enunciation skills
▪ Slows down speaking pace
▪ Strengthens facial and tongue muscles
▪ Helps build confidence
The SpeechMasterPro is on sale at SpeechMasterPro.com for $19.95
Testimonials
"I am a debater on my school debate team. The SpeechMasterPro is absolutely amazing how it slows down my speaking pace. I strongly suggest this product to anyone wanting to improve his or her speech."
Heather T.
"SpeechMaster Pro has been very helpful to me in practicing for speaking engagements and presentations. The device helps me articulate and move my mouth to produce clear and enunciated speech. It is easy to use and can be carried in your pocket or briefcase..What a great aid!"
Ashley L.
View more testimonials at SpeechMasterPro.com
Design1
The Story Behind SpeechMasterPro
I invented the SpeechMasterPro after experiencing bullying and taunts because of my speech. Being born with an articulation disorder made my speech difficult to understand.
My family and good friends supported and encouraged me not to give up. Having a strong passion towards creativity and helping others led me to develop the SpeechMasterPro.
My idea of a speech enunciation device was inspired by the Oprah Winfrey produced movie The Great Debaters. After watching the movie scene of the debate coach, played by Denzel Washington, lead his debate team in practicing for the championship debate by speaking around a radish.
I noticed the radish exercised their mouth muscles resulting in clearer speech. I then started developing the SpeechMasterPro in my junior year of high school (2011).

Related articles

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

First Italian National Debate Tournament to be held in September in Padua

Image
The Association for the Promotion and Culture of Debate, A.C.P.D. “Palestra di Botta e Risposta” and the University of Padua are proud to announce the first Italian National Debate Tournament. Held in Padua from 5th to 7th of September, the tournament involves teams from Massa Carrara, Padua, Rome, Udine and Vicenza in switch-side debates and on mixed round robin and eliminatory basis. Motions are: Images of women in advertising should be more realistic Technology will ensure equal opportunities of access to education The precautionary principle is more disadvantageous than convenient The Ten Commandments are still valid principles For further information: http://www.educazione.unipd.it/bottaerisposta/ adelino.cattani@unipd.it manueledeconti@hotmail.com
Read more

Future of Debate in Baltimore: Urban Debate League or Homegrown Network?

Image
http://lbsbaltimore.com/lbs-discusses-the-future-of-debate-in-baltimore-with-citypaper/ LBS discusses the future of debate in Baltimore with CityPaper Up For Debate A rift in urban debate groups reflects prickly questions about the role of nonprofit groups in minority communities By Kate Drabinski   City Paper August 26, 2014 Students are gathered around a long table  in a research lab-turned classroom at Coppin Academy on the campus of Coppin State University . The white board is covered with formal debate rules and timing, and off to the side is a page with ideas for arguments related to this year’s policy debate topic: “Resolved: The United States should substantially increase its non-military exploration and/or development of the Earth’s oceans.” This is the  Baltimore Urban Debate League’s (BUDL)  high school summer camp, a free camp which drew 30 experienced debaters for a week of research and practice rounds in preparation for the upcoming season. The camp fo...
Read more

We should be teaching kids public speaking in school

Image
http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/10/04/we-should-be-teaching-kids-public-speaking-in-school/ By Neil Mercer, Ayesha Ahmed and Paul Warwick October 4 A recent report confirms that the alumni of British private schools still control politics and many top professions. One reason those people are so successful in public life is, of course, that their shared history gives them privileged networking connections. But they are also commonly very confident, fluent public speakers. They were not born that way. Their skills were developed through their school experience of debate, discussion groups and engaging in dialogues with their teachers. Although the term might not have been used, their education included oracy – skills in using spoken language – as well as literacy and numeracy. For the sake of social equality, all schools should teach children the public speaking skills they need for educational progress, for work and for full participation in democracy. Our research...
Read more