Applying Rudiments to the Drumset - Part 1 - from the PAS Classroom with Mike Packer

Rudiments are the foundation of drumming. Here’s a quick tip on how to apply a rudiment practice to the drumset - part one of five from the PAS Classroom with Mike Packer.
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[@demonicsweaters]

I like where this is going already :)

[@scottchristie]

That is a really fun pattern, looking forward to seeing what we are going to do with it. Question: Why don't you call it a four-bar pattern because the sticking is reversed on bars 3 and 4?