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Thank you🥁

This is the range that's bogging me down

Still workin to top 180

Where is the 170-180 video? It jumps from 160-170 to 180-190

There is no 170 to 180? I just got up to a bit past 170 with much more control this week after starting at the 80bpm a month ago. I know these are all very similar but ~170 was my max for months after focusing on this grip for about a year (25 years drumset). I was curious if theres any comments/tips for around 170+. For example in double bass heavy metal drumming, ~170bpm is often considered the transition between leg and ankle technique.

Great work, nice example also for my Students, thanks for sharing !!

You da man, Brendan!

thanks a lot dude i appreciate what you’re doing for us and i know it takes time and effort

thank u so much i practiced this twice once with my left hand and then with both hands

I'm not a beginner but am trying to improve my singles plus changing over from traditional grip. I'm hangin good up through the bonus tempo, but I can see that 180+ is going to be my wall!

is this for beginners?

Been doing these exercises for a couple of weeks and I already see and feel a difference thank you so much for sharing!!

413 subscribers? How?! This channel deserves atleast 41300 if not 413000 subscribers if you ask me. What an amazing drum teacher! Thank you once again for your knowledge. This means a lot to me as a beginner! Your channel is an absolute goldmine!

Hey Brendan! I'm in Argentina practicing with you at 1am haha

Thank you, Brendan....starting out on my drumming journey mid-life and you're the first I've seen to explain a solid singles technique from which to accelerate from! 🌏

Love your lessons, keep it up 👍

Looking good there cuz!!

Pff, I have a long way to go ( I play drums for 5 months now btw). I can get tot max 120 BPM with singles. The weird thing, with doubles I can get to 150 PBM (push pull ). For me this feels so much more easy. Is this weird?

Great exercises for endurance and power, thanks Brendan, keep it up!

Excellent tips! Thank you! I decided to subscribe.

Let’s gooooooo

So good, thank you!

…can I play the second beat as a tap….The volume of course is not even but still rhythmical and easier to play? Thanks, love the pad practice….😊

Great tips - thanks!

Hey man, your 25 years old real feel pad looks like my 25 years old real feel pad😉

Thanks!

Thanks!

I'm and older guy trying to get singles back if possible. Thought a play-along would help

Thanks. Love the series.

Awesome! Really. Thank you very much.

Could it be that the phrases at the bottom do not match de video? Where is the whole exercise in PDF?

Thanks. Very useful

Nice work bro ! 🎉

I use to play some of these back in my marching band days. Completely forgot about them. Thank you for this will definitely start using these again.

During the time in my life when I was at my best, I used this method all the time, I'm talking back in the sixties. After practicing on a pillow I would get on my drums and play effortlessly. I became a bit of a legend in the area I lived in.

Seems like a cry for help.

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Great video, however, I think 3 to 4 hours of practice time every day is for single people or people who don’t have jobs lol. I’m married and have kids and I don’t think my wife would appreciate me spending 3 to 4 hours practicing everyday when I get home from work! 😂

You sir, have a new subscriber!! Great job 👏 👍 👌 🙌

That poor pillow 😢 Beaten it up💪🏿. One thing that would help me follow your notation would be, if like another instructor, to put left and right strokes on separate lines. I read music notation well but at higher speeds trying to read letters written at the bottom of the staff while focusing on the actual rhythm just doesn't work for me. I can however follow left and right strokes when the notes are offset by just one line/space. Love your energy and I will sub and likeey!👍🥁

This channel needs to be huge! What great lesson videos!

This is the best teacher and channel I’ve found. Thank you!

This is great and you gained a subscriber! I really like that you talk about how LONG to practice. Most videos just show the exercises but never tell you, hey, you should seriously play for a long time.

I can’t believe you don’t have 1M+ subs like El Estepario. You don’t just care about flexing on people, you actually care about HELPING other drummers!😊

The zildjian reflex pad has a dead and bouncy side, its about time evans updated that old pad.

But I don't watch baseball 😁

Soon as I seen this vid I new it would be pillow . As a little kid I had hole kit made out of pillows . Only thing I found is when I started to play drum . I played so lowd . Coz it it had a rebound I wanted to play through it like a pillow

I did that as a kid to not annoy the neighbours and it did wonders to the chops. Now I'm using a moongel workout pad.

Brendan thank you for teaching in your special way I admire and honor you Please give me some warm ups for buddy rich chops. I am a big big buddy rich fan please show me some buddy rich warm ups and ideas please dedicate this to Ray BOOM that would help me a buddy rich exercise thank you

These drills are so insanely straightforward but so, so useful. I'd also add that this series is easily adapted for weaker hand training. Instead of alternating hands every one or two bars, do three bars with the weak hand then one on the strong (twice), followed by weak-hand-lead singles for the two bars.