Unlock Limb Independence the Easy Way 😌

[@LeeroyJenkins747]

Developing yourself and making different connections with your brain feels so good! It's worth the extra effort.

[@The_paradox_of_Youth]

If you practice playing at a speed that allows you to play clean, the speed will come without trying, but practicing at a speed that doesn't allow you to play clean just creates a muscle memory connection that trains you to play sloppy. Its harder having to relearn an instrument than it is to learn it right thenforst time. Speaking from experience 😅

[@frankpfau9054]

awesome drumteacher!

[@stkittsdave1]

I’ve heard said that the ability to truly practice is a skill in itself.

[@matthewphillips5274]

The practice is what you need to love.

[@michaelevans9881]

It's like a speech pattern.. I talked very slowly so that way people understand me the first time because I don't like repeating myself..

[@MeowfaceMusic]

Unless we're doing abstract, black-belt stuff that nobody wants to listen to, limbs don't ever move independently. In the normal world of drumming, limbs are either striking together or they're striking at different times dependently relative to each other along our subdivided grid.

[@michaelevans9881]

Make a song about it..

[@michaelevans9881]

Medddddditv.. 😂

[@michaelevans9881]

Learning to play the drums is like learning the syllables without using big words..

[@DiamondGirl-1234]

Thanks

[@NorroTaku]

slow is steady
steady is fast

[@georgelwalker8299]

4 way independance is such a challenge..about the only thing I can't get my head around 😢.

[@sevenempestfxntoolsoad3183]

Thanks for being my teacher. Like seriously lol

[@johnbuccetti8998]

Great advice. We all want to play it at target speed from the beginning

[@youngbull0]

Good idea, thank you! ❤ This channel!

[@Carrascoza]

Thanks for that smile...

[@spokesofmusic9299]

Love you ❤