COLD STEEL Drummers WARMING UP

[coolmechanic1]

is that a rat crawling behind the quints near the end of the video

[bassdude011]

you guys ever heard of something called hights? yea....

[TheHaywood1]

@bassdude011 They are not corps style. they also whip a little bit, and there drums are not at the same level so heaights dont matter

[bassdude011]

@TheHaywood1 Doesnt matter if their drums arent the same level. Each player should play with the same stick height. For example, if the center snare is playing rolls at one inch high, so should the other players.

[TheHaywood1]

@bassdude011 im not tryna make no big arguement about this, but the center snare doesnt click the warmup off

[bassdude011]

@TheHaywood1 neither am i, but he doesnt have to be in the center. I was gonna say lead snare but i thought that would confuse people. But i thought wrong. But what i mean is the lead snare, everybody is playing at their own heights and volume. you know what i mean? For example, If the CENTER snare is playing at a FF level, The LEAD snare is playing MP...so if the Lead snare is playing MP heights, So should everyone else.

[ayinde3]

That was a very long burnout

[roquemusic]

that's a long roll excercise

[TECHJrGz914]

@roquemusic samething iwas bout to writee .

[spasticatvillage]

@roquemusic It's a triplet warm-up. But yes, it hurts the forearms like no other

[SilentSeraph3]

Might help your marching later on if you all tied your shoes.

[tswtz2012]

fuck dis....yo make dat second warm up a cadence bcuz dat shit wat tight...good shit

[thermodynamics2706]

i know they feelin that burn...