Beginner Double Stroke Exercise - Drum Lesson

I connot do this with my left hand. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but it won't happen. I shall'nt give up.

beginners, LEARN THE PROPER TECHNIQUE, no matter what your band teacher tells you, pressing the stick down and hoping for 2 bounces is not the right way, the motion should be controlled and even. (i made this mistake for years lol)

Please someone help - at what pace is the metronome?
Thanks for the biginner video!

Damn those calves have hit a lot of boot 😮😮😮

Tighten those OPGS!

no yappin just tappin..what's not to love? nice job

What's the bpm? Trying to se my metronome

Why is this so satisfying 😜

Bpm?

i practicing After midnight blink and i double stroke hi hat by using rebounce of my sticks am i cheating?

What are 3 recomended Bpms to improve speed and control as you progress, example ( 80, 100 and 120)

What bpm are you on so I could practice along?

Your left is doing it differently.

Damn that’s actually a really good exercise. I’m glad you taught that so well. Can’t wait to try that one.

Something that helped me a lot was finally realizing there is a difference between a double and two singles. They aren't the same thing, it sounds obvious but to a beginner its not. And more specifically i mean, if you are playing two quickly grouped singles its really not a double stroke. To be a double you need to be getting two even or inverted strokes out of a single movement cycle. So you can either use push/pull for faster doubles or a Moeller stroke double for more power. But if you are just cramming two singles together they are still technically singles. To get a really good double stroke roll and to be able to really implement doubles well you need to be playing actual doubles with as much fluidity as your singles. Its just like with your feet, you can either use slide or heel toe (or ideally i always say its best to use both) but if you are just powering out two singles they are still singles and very inefficient compared to using a proper double technique like heel toe or slide. Anyways like I said it seems obvious but even once i was able to play push pull and Moeller fairly well I still hadnt realized that they arent doubles unless your using a double stroke technique to get to strokes out of one movement. I was still practicing my doubles with the occasional single stroke "fake" double lol. But to be clear there isnt anything wrong with playing two singles but if you want a really good double you have to practice actual doubles.

Thank you sm I never knew what’s single stroke rolll was 😂

This is a really good exercise.I'm almost sweating.

your rhythm is not clean

bro a year later and this still helped me so much with my double stroke roll when i do it along with you. thank you 🙏

Ok

Thank you for this!! Makes me excited to practice later 😄

i'm left impaired :(

i like to try turning my hands down a little bit, where my thumbs are facing sideways instead of towards the ceiling. i find it works better for stick physics lol but whatever’s more comfortable for you ofc

При быстрых ударах, такое ощущение что видео просто замедлилось😅

I’m looking for two practice surfaces, one quiet and one normal. Would you recommend a pad or two?

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What BPM is that

That’s not how you play that note,nice for practice but will get points cut off on marching band grading .

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I don't no how to play the Gremms be cuz my Dems wuz how to play. Dreams

BORING, THERE'S MORE TO DRUMMING DON'T FOLLOW HIM.,

Nice brother 🎉

my left hand is so weak

Всё ещё не просто попадать в метроном) Впереди ещё много работы.

Que programa você usa?

Finally found this video

How do you notice left and right

Just started and this will probably help alot. Thanks!

Thanks you 🙏

Would you suggest 5B sticks for beginners to practice? I recently bought a practice pad with stand and sticks from amazon, sticks are 5A but I find them too light, hard to bounce.

Your sticks don’t match in sound… so annoying

honestly thanks i’ve done it a week only for like about 5 or 10 mins a day and damn i see improvement. going for more till i get to Gar Samuelson level

Great stuff. Relaly good.

Reminds me a Kerala festival, Onam.

What BPM do you have metronome on?
Thx-very helpful

is it normal to struggle with just this? my coordination on my left hand is dogshit

My brain hates my left arm

Cool beans 🫘

I'm a beginner and I haven't come close to this

Maybe it’s the metronome settings but I can’t seem to pinpoint the speed you’re doing this at to get a baseline or what to work up to. I keep coming back to this to play along and the tempo or the sound on my end I can’t duplicate and it throws me off. What BPM are you doing these at? I’m starting at about half this I know that much but just curious