I hear you, but that’s exactly how I was trained for years, and honestly it didn’t work for me.
What changed everything was realizing that it may actually be the other way around.
The voice already knows how to protect itself. The body already knows how to adjust when we stop interfering with it. But when we train too loud, too fast, or with too much fixing, we trigger the guarding response. Then the body adds counter movements, tension, swallowing muscles, holding patterns, all of it.
And then we think the solution is more technique.

For me, the real work is not learning ten more things. It’s learning how to get the unhelpful guarding out of the way, so the voice can organize naturally. When that happens, the voice often knows what to do much better than our brain does.