Real nice Clark. Lol. I am no where near this capability but I am practicing daily with Drumeo. Thanks again for that free 30 day kickstart i needed with them.
Loving watching the progress, would you consider doing a video on how you've went about developing the tommy igo warm up, I'd watch a deep dive on the process of training!
Lol Andrew your are really good. Remember drum rooms on the way....... So please hold that prize you said you had for me if possible ! It's probably the plastic tip from drum stick but that's cool. Drumming With Saul will be the name. Chow for now !
I like exercises like this, because it allows you to keep your dominant hand in shape, while also giving you the opportunity to work on your weaker hand. I might do two single strokes with my right hand, and six or ten with my left.
Do you have the stick ahead or behind the lowest knuckle of your pointer? I find if I put it ahead on that middle pad of the finger (more common & natural), I play slower with more potential tension I have to shed & less power than if it's behind that knuckle. Behind that knuckle while I gain a lot of speed, my range of motion involving my fingers is greatly reduced because how the top of my fingers need to curl in. My wrist ends up absorbing more impact & is also more active for mid-high 96-108 tempos. It does however, equalize my power of my weak hand, & is a super consistent way for me to grip the stick. I've only done this on pad though, & I wonder how my cymbal chokes are affected.
Nice! Actually loved this vid!
Even though I no longer own any drums, I still have sticks and do these exercises just in case I get behind a kit again.
Real nice Clark. Lol. I am no where near this capability but I am practicing daily with Drumeo. Thanks again for that free 30 day kickstart i needed with them.
My pleasure!
This is going to be my new daily warmup! Love it. (Though I may have to dial the tempo back a bit for some of the rudiments 😉.
Yup just go back.
You'll see in my videos I started these at 50% speed and slowly moved it up :)
@@AndrewRooneyDrums awesome! I’ll go find them! Thanks.
Loving watching the progress, would you consider doing a video on how you've went about developing the tommy igo warm up, I'd watch a deep dive on the process of training!
Lol
Andrew your are really good.
Remember drum rooms on the way.......
So please hold that prize you said you had for me if possible !
It's probably the plastic tip from drum stick but that's cool.
Drumming With Saul
will be the name.
Chow for now !
I like exercises like this, because it allows you to keep your dominant hand in shape, while also giving you the opportunity to work on your weaker hand. I might do two single strokes with my right hand, and six or ten with my left.
Yup great overall conditioning
Chris Turner just did a video with Drumeo. Great watch!
Oh that does sound good
Making it look easy!👍😁👍
Sweating on the inside LOL
Just saw a 54minute interview with Danny Carey where he spoke of needing to warm up.
Hell yes!
Do you have the stick ahead or behind the lowest knuckle of your pointer?
I find if I put it ahead on that middle pad of the finger (more common & natural), I play slower with more potential tension I have to shed & less power than if it's behind that knuckle.
Behind that knuckle while I gain a lot of speed, my range of motion involving my fingers is greatly reduced because how the top of my fingers need to curl in. My wrist ends up absorbing more impact & is also more active for mid-high 96-108 tempos.
It does however, equalize my power of my weak hand, & is a super consistent way for me to grip the stick. I've only done this on pad though, & I wonder how my cymbal chokes are affected.
Oof 💪
YO