The Path To Total Drum Set Independence 6

In his sixth video lesson installment, drumming independence guru Libor Hadrava throws a curveball by moving the ostinato pattern to your left hand and left foot, while playing a variety of patterns over the top with your right hand.

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[Axiommusicschool]

@EEZAL Please just keep trying little bit every day. Learning Independence is like bending a branch. You know it will eventually snap, but you don't know when. ..... and when you get it, even just the warms ups .... it's a big success and accomplishment and it's gonna make you feel amazing. While ago I thought playing paradiddles and double paradiddles at the same time is impossible. Trust me it is not that hard. You just need the right approach and that's what I am trying to do. Thanks

[EEZAL]

Freaking hell that looks hard .. Lucky to keep up the parradiddles on my left hand and left foot

[xKristenElyse]

good stuff

[Axiommusicschool]

@history797 You are welcome.

[Axiommusicschool]

Oops I am sorry for replying from my wife's account.

[history797]

THANK YOU BRO FOR THAT DRUMS 

[EvaHadravova]

Thanks!

I am filling in space between hits with motion for better flow and timing of each hit. The further the hits apart the bigger motion (arms) to fill in the ( time ) space between them. When hits get closer I move to wrist. Combination of both arm + wrist has sometimes the best results. Besides not moving at all :-) circular motion ( connecting all your hits ) is the least energy consuming motion. Hope it helps. Thanks

[MrGrantNZ]

Thanks... what grip do you use? Looks a bit uncomfortable, a lot of arm movement and twisting of the wrist

[tiopafuncio]

2nd! haha

[dyetj]

1st!