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It blows my mind how people can do even the single stroke roll so quickly. I’m a brand new drummer been playing a couple days on my dad’s kit. I know single strokes and the rebound is really important so it’s something I want to get down early and practice often. This really explains things well and the practice starts out at a slow enough speed for me. I really struggle going past 60 for rebounds and rolls. I’m going self taught/video lessons so it can be hard for me to identify little issues. Do you have a place to submit videos if we ever want someone to look at our technique real quick?

Thanks this helps !

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Hi enjoyed your video my problem is when i last performed with a band i was so nervouse the muscles in my arms tightend up so much dat after a few songs i found it hard to hold the sticks and had difficulty continuing i know its just nerves but im now afraid to play live. Tim

This instantly helped my double stroke rolls.

I've practiced my left so much it's faster than my right, and I'm right handed

Yeah, I was just practicing for less than five minutes before I noticed hot spots and stopped to avoid blisters. Figured that couldn't be normal, so a quick search brought me here.

I tried to play this by ear for the longest time, but this makes it way easier. Thanks!

So cool! You’re the only one who recommends teaching your non dominant hand to master the FRENCH grip! I’m with you… my right hand just goes there naturally and burns effortlessly straight up and down but the left strokes wander to hell and back… I know that if I can get those fine moves consistently with the left I will get the bounce that is so comfortable when I play with the right hand

Listening to this song tonight, I though, "self, this would make a killer drum cover, you should see if someone's notated the groove." 15 seconds later, I found your video. Thank you!

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DUDE Thanks a lot man this really worked good work!!

i'm new to drumming, it feels like i can whip the stick with my right hand like slicing a sword but can't with my left, same with angle of attack; i need to get it consistent with my right... it makes me sad but I know it's just practice, I'll just twack a pad for 15 minutes a day and come back to the drum kit... probably going to also teach myself to use the left hand on the hi-hat instead of crossing my arms so it can have more hours on it, probably good for becoming ambidextrous

This was it. I spent 30 minutes looking for this exact video, as no one else broke it down how you did, and how I needed it

Snowblind by Black Sabbath !

really nice video! keep it up, i learned how to do the intro after watching this!!

This is the only time I've ever seen someone play this groove right.

The fact that you called out the slice was awesome. I thought my left hand was just retarded. The tips are almost always the same to work out these sorts of things. You just need to play more. More hours. More practice. Thanks, brother!

Brilliant video, really helped me. Thank you

God this video was a lifesaver, could not for the life of me figure out why my sticks were breaking every two weeks. Also realized I’ve been playing with the hi hat upside down for 10 months lmao, sounds so much better now

First drum kit. Good lesson. Thanks!

Great tutorial. Thank you, for posting. I learned a lot.

Good job. Its even cheaper making your own triggers. Thats what I did.

Good stuff

Thanks for the great lesson! Totally a life saver here!😊

Isn’t he alternating these? Great vid tho 👊

Have you considered a little lesson on Double and Triple paradiddles? Accenting the first 2 single rights and first 2 single lefts of the double and first 3 single rights and first 3 single lefts of the triple.. You do a great job in your explanations and have very down to earth attitude. I often play double Paradiddles in triplet form. Very interested in your approach.

Buddy Rich used to 'hinge' from his elbows during his high paced press rolls. From an aging drummer....good work.

Really good video on this. And with outa million edits! Live of the floor

Yea this is no good when you're playing metal, play a solid 2 hour set of hard rock and metal and your hands are trashed, especially if your a hard hitter and playing songs that require you to really put some balls into it to drive the song. Only solution is taping up fingers or drumming gloves

Just Liked and Subbed! What a great lesson! My weak left hand is retarted. First of all ive noticed something very interesting. So for years when i did rudiments like a parradiddle, while watching my right stick it makes a smooth white line like when you perfectly wave a fan it looks like a perfect straight line. Well no straight fan line when i look at my left stick motion. The lest stick is making little unwanted circular motions. So forever ive been trying to make it match the right stick motion which is perfectly straight. Well the other day after still not understanding why The left stick movement does not do that perfect fan motion. Heres the problem i identified when I tried to perfectly mirror my 2 hands. My godamn left thumb is straight and barely bends back while my right thumb is completely curved almost like a halfmoon in shape. So that seems to be why im having so much trouble for years getting my left to mirror my right. I am very courios to see if anyone else notices they have this issue. I would love to hear all your comments on this. Buy the way I have made a big improvement with making my left stick look lesser circular motion but its been way to much time to get it to work right, im talking 10 years. So if both of your thumbs bend back so they curve like a croissant you are a lucky drummer. Watch different drummers thumbs I think ease of stick contron has a lot to do with natural hand shape and curve thumbs that can curve backwards a bit. Like some dudes were born with better drumming bodies physiologically. Alright back to working on my retarted straight left thumb😉

Bullet the blue sky😊

Only drum intro is good😂

Nicely done yo

I just noticed that slice movement in my left hand and searched for a video that helps me with getting away from that. Thank you!

You look like you could be Roger Federer’s brother…

Hola cuantos años te han tomado llevar a tu mano izquierda a ese nivel.

He’s got a lewd-wing guys lol 😂 but he’s a beast of a drummer

The basketball analogy was very effective! Just learning this. Thanks!

benget slow bgstttt!!

great tutorial, thanks man

Great video!

This song is very humbling.

One exercise that I've found helpful was a paradiddle variation followed by alternate sticking but with no accents. It goes: RLLRRLLR-LRLRLRLR-LRRLLRRL-RLRLRLRL

If nobody has mentioned it, check out Jojo Meyer push pull at the 2022, I think, buddy rich expo. He demonstrates this technique and seems as fast as the 2 in this video.

Loved that french grip tip.

Nice build! How are the UFO eBridge triggers holding up?

I've gotten back into working on this again. I agree you have to work this slow with a metronome as you are doing. Another idea to keep the left hand the same is to practice both hands at the same time. Seems to "encourage" or train your left hand so that it's not as awkward.

My right hand has a fast wrist. I can just make it go crazy and then I have fast drumming but not my left wrist. There i do with wrist and arm and when i go fast i tense up

Swish and Flick.