Extreme double bass drumming endurance

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[@MrAkismalam]

Best advices..ever

[@PetyrCoverChannel]

Really nice, I've recently lowered spring tension and I'm making huge progress with ankle motion :D

[@ZiltoidRiffs]

Great clip, makes me wanna pick my guitar and play some Burzum over it! Hahah

[@lifeofseptic]

wait...I have to set up the pedal acording to my weight ??????

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

If you want your pedals to do most of the work for you -> then yes... we have plenty of tutorials about that on this channel 👍

[@lifeofseptic]

@@drumtechniqueacademy okay thanks, i'll check it out!

[@irondrum]

What bass drum pad is that?

[@mellindrums]

Footblaster

[@fonztorres]

If you don't know, you can't afford it.

[@fonztorres]

Last step: buy $500-1000 pedals.

[@davidhelmedrummer2004]

Gene hoglan used to do it on shitty camco pedals. gear dont mean shit

[@fonztorres]

@@davidhelmedrummer2004 It's a joke dude, but you're delusional or hopefully just being hyperbolic if you honestly think gear doesn't mean "shit." A person could be the most naturally talented, fastest drummer in the world but if you're playing on cheap gear you are generally going to fatigue faster and the sound quality will typically not be as good as it could be. How is this even up for debate?