By the looks of it, I had this same exact throne when I started learning drums 20 some years ago and all I remember is how I hated it. Actually interesting to see someone else using one.
Heel toe uses more of a rocking motion at the ankle which leads to an un even stroke when it comes to the heel. This technique uses the full motion of the leg to compensate for the weaker heel stroke. Some people call it the Moller technique.
They are very similar, if not interchangeable. But i would say heel toe is for doubles, RRLLRRLL, while here he is doing constant 8th notes in each foot, and then alternating it RLRLRL
@@luislemus2578 thank god someone else knows the difference geezus! So many people don't know this and it drives me nuts cause they think its all the same and won't even hear the knowledge dropped. Thx for your explanation you're a gem.
Фигня! вы не сможете долго и быстро играть таким способом, техника тупиковая, если сразу не сможете играть открытой пяткой, играйте хотя бы закрытой, но не таким вот опасным способом.
I don’t understand what you mean by “dangerously.” If anything this technique is more energy efficient, because as the speed increases the motion will get smaller and will be influenced more by inertia than the muscles in the legs. Plus, this allows for short bursts to be performed at an incredible with less effort if this technique is mastered.
![DOUBLE STROKES TECHNIQUE / HEEL-TOE [Extreme Drumming]](/img/1.gif)
9 years later, we drummers got recommended with this masterpiece ✨
This was in my recommended,, 8 years later haha
Same here. Just bought myself double pedals and the universe just knew about it 😅🤣
9 years lol 😂
Ahahahah
$600 pedals. $20 throne. Nice!
those are $600? Holy shit. Could i get a link please? Im just curious.
@@theincrediblefella7984 axis
@@bkuhfus2 that was so unhelpful i actually laughed. Again, a link or the name of the pedals.
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@@theincrediblefella7984 clown moment
Good technique, much more solid than my heel-toe execution
_>uploaded 9 years ago_
The algorithm is a strange beast.
OK SO ITS BEEN 9 YEARS DAWG HAVE YOU MASTERED LEVITATION YET?
By the looks of it, I had this same exact throne when I started learning drums 20 some years ago and all I remember is how I hated it. Actually interesting to see someone else using one.
i have one too lmao
mines about this shitty and fuck do I despise that thing
That little tassel at the back though!
interesting throne
What's the difference between this and heel toe? Love the pedals btw
Heel toe uses more of a rocking motion at the ankle which leads to an un even stroke when it comes to the heel. This technique uses the full motion of the leg to compensate for the weaker heel stroke. Some people call it the Moller technique.
They are very similar, if not interchangeable. But i would say heel toe is for doubles, RRLLRRLL, while here he is doing constant 8th notes in each foot, and then alternating it RLRLRL
@@luislemus2578 thank god someone else knows the difference geezus! So many people don't know this and it drives me nuts cause they think its all the same and won't even hear the knowledge dropped. Thx for your explanation you're a gem.
Thanks
god Job
Why am I’m getting this just now? XD
Right
See y’all in eight more years
It's like heel toe but for singles
Reminds me of Wanja Grogers technique
Ah nechtan
Alhamdulillah, ada kemanisan dc2.
Mantiaeppp 👍
Guess this is the drummer for a Sabaton tribute band.
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Kinda like wanja(nechtan)'s strange foot technique
Wanja Groger, that you?
Фигня! вы не сможете долго и быстро играть таким способом, техника тупиковая, если сразу не сможете играть открытой пяткой, играйте хотя бы закрытой, но не таким вот опасным способом.
Bullshit?? 😂 Everybody has their own techniques,but for this one check for example Wanja Gröger 😉
I don’t understand what you mean by “dangerously.” If anything this technique is more energy efficient, because as the speed increases the motion will get smaller and will be influenced more by inertia than the muscles in the legs. Plus, this allows for short bursts to be performed at an incredible with less effort if this technique is mastered.
40 years ago this was called the Rocking Motion. Nothing new.
No,nothing new
Difficile
Т
いや左はこの踏み方せんのかい（笑）