Mouth Movement for American English

Mouth Movement — the mechanic behind a real American sound.

Rarely taught. Absolutely essential. This course shows you where sounds live in the mouth and how to move—jaw, tongue, lips, and contact points—so your English stops sounding “spelled out” and starts sounding native.

What you’ll master

• ✅ Placement: forward/back focus and vertical openness for native resonance
• ✅ Contact points: gum ridge, teeth & tongue, lip corners—what touches what (and when)
• ✅ Soft consonants: clean, low-effort releases instead of tense, blocky sounds
• ✅ Vowels & diphthongs: shape, jaw drop, and tongue space for clarity

What’s inside

• Step-by-step video lessons to see the exact movements.
• Calibration drills (mirror checks, contact-point cues) you can repeat daily.
• Practice word & sentence sets to lock in muscle memory.
• Quick checks & mini-quizzes so you know you’re getting it.
• No fluff. Just the mechanics that change how you sound.

Included lesson packs

How to practice (10 minutes)

1. Stand in front of a mirror and copy the movement cues: placement → contact → release.
2. Repeat the word/sentence sets slowly, then at natural speed.
3. Record → compare → adjust. Short daily reps build muscle memory fast.

Built for

Intermediate–advanced speakers who want crisp consonants, clear vowels, and a consistent American placement—on calls, in meetings, and in everyday talk.

Results you can expect

• Cleaner, more resonant vowels (no more “muffled” sound).
• Consistent contact points → fewer misfires on tricky consonants.
• A noticeable jump in overall “native” feel within weeks of daily practice.

No IPA required—coach-style cues throughout. (IPA appears where helpful.)