Even if I learn drums, I won't be able to reach this guy's mental strength. He is one in thousand examples that no limitations can ever prevent you from doing something you love. No words to explain! Thanks to Drumeo for this!
You are right only because you decided to limit yourself. If you put in the time and practice, you can achieve a lot more than you think. If you trained for 10,000 hours, whatever technique it is you practiced, after 10,000 hours, you'd have it mastered that technique.
@@michaelcassady1289 I disagree. No matter how long you do something, what matters is to do it right and work on craft, fixing mistakes and being patient
It’s all in the attitude how you approach things! One arm, bad hands, bad wrists, severe arthritis, wrist nerve damage, getting older, it all factors in how you have to adjust. 💪🏻
Until you measure his double kick's with a metronome for accuracy and realize that dudes like Eric Morotti, Andrew Baird, Marco Pitruzella, Wanja Groger, and Elliott Hoffman exist.
Thank you so much. You are honestly a huge inspiration, I've just found you. I used to drum, I had surgery in October 2019 on my neck but it went wrong and my right arm is now paralysed.. Ive not drummed since. This has given me hope and I'm now going to start practising, one armed.
Amazing!!! I had an accident 1 year ago and lost the movement and sensibility of my right arm and i really have had a very bad days. This is and inspiration for me, for my life. I'll try to learn to play the drums. Thanks to share.
I really liked Metallica and Slipknot, but they were too loud to be played in an apartment. I had to develop an apartment friendly touch for that. I got into jazz to get deep with drums. Then I got back to Rock and Metal with a proper technique and control. Playing Fast and Quiet was my disability. Now I'm proud that I can play a gig, where the audience can easily have a conversation without shouting at each other :)
This is very applicable information for any drummer. I commend this man for not giving up his dream and making the world a better place through inspiring others.
When I saw his previous video it was mind blowing not because he has one arm because what he said “ what is your excuse ?” You are such a positive person I love your energy hope you doing great.🔥🔥 really appreciate inspire me 🙏🏼
As a right handed drummer I have struggled with my "weak" hand for years. Truly inspired by this, and I love your sense of humor. I am left well armed - puns intended - to drop the right and focus on just playing the left on the kit. Excited to attempt this new challenge at my next practice session. Thank you for sharing this.
I have two (mostly) working arms, and I love using all these techniques myself.Much respect from another fellow drummer. This was awesome and any drummer could learn so much from you and this video 🤘🏻
To me, you seem to have a passion in teaching or coaching. I really like your multiple repetitions of how to do things with just one hand or one arm. Bravo !
You are such a great inspiration to someone like me who had a stroke in 2015, so I only have a right hand and right foot to move. I was just starting to play drums before I lost my left arm and left foot movement. I am wanting to learn to play for my church. I have a great friend from Christian band Blood Bought that is helping to follow my dreams in the music world. Thanks for helping my mind think about the most important hits needed without losing to many cymbal hits. I may try to put snare and cymbals all on right side. Ty Rich
Excellent drumming and perseverance to adapt and overcome with a disability. Rick Allen was an inspiration for me and all drummers just like you. Your future will be very bright as it is currently or with the addition of a prosthetic arm, transplanted donor limb, electric drums, acoustic drums, and assorted hardware. My Dad was paralyzed from the waist down and was married with 6 kids, still conceived 4 children after his accident, drove a car with his hands pushing his legs to the pedals, walked upright with with canes and braces, and worked as an engineer. People forgot he was handicapped after he trained and adapted.
My respect for this man. This is a very smart and thorough approach. A living proof that there's no limitations when you really want to achieve something
My brother just shared a video earlier with the man who has 813 pieces in his kit. World Record drum kit. I sent him this video and said "This is what impresses me!" Godspeed! Thanks for never letting go of your passion, and inspiring the rest of us to keep going no matter what may happen.
Amazing. A very good example of not stopping what you really love to do. Drumming is an art and one have to find a way to continue feeding our souls. Congrats man!
honestly thank you for this video , my right shoulder and arm problem has gotten to the point where i cant play or even write and have limited mobility , this has inspired me to re learn only using my left , keep rocking man , you absolutely smash it
Oh this is so helpful as a soon-to be- beginner drummer in their first lesson who has right side hemiplegia and like yourself Jack who is very left side heavy! I hope I can learn to overcome any challenges that come my way. ❤
Your attitude is incredible. I've thought about what I'd do as a drummer if I lost a limb and brother, I'd honestly have no idea. Hats off to you dude. You're altogether a great player, super cool dude and a light of inspiration. 🤘
Now this is why i appreciate TH-cam...what a find,you are the Man truly helped make my day seeing you play.i grew up playing and my 8yr old nephew just started taking lessons.im subbing right now.and he will be watching all your videos...hey man Thank You soo much.you kill it!!! also your advice is so clear and consise.great teacher man.GOD BLESS.
The first thing that popped in my mind was the balance thing he talked about at the end... The rest can all be worked out with cheats or technique but you can't cheat physics! Good job man! That sounded great!!
This is very awesome I have cp so I only have one hand that I can fully use and partial control over my left but I'm subscribed and you rock just started drums
You're an inspiration to me, my dude. I'm a guitar player, who dabbles with my drum kit on occasion. Long story short, after endless problems with drummers, I asked myself a question. Why should other people dictate my goals? So, I've been practicing playing guitar and drums simultaneously, which of course involves a lot of trial and error. I love and respect your never give up on your passion attitude. In the last couple weeks, I've discovered what I call, "the average of sounds". The brain pays attention to pattern and rhythm, so if a snare hit replaces a high hat, so be it. Anyway, I love your spirit. God Bless.
I remember when Ric Allen lost his arm. He came back with a VENGEANCE! I was blessed to see Def Leppard on The Hysteria Tour. It was EPIC! Those who have been struck by tragedy and yet keep on through it all are the true heroes in my book!
Man Rick is fully respected! He's my inspiration. I'm a two armed drummer who loves play all def leppard tracks. And watching Jack play drums with one arm is just as impressive!
You are such an inspiration! Makes me want to go practice! And you've helped me realize that I have been slacking on practice and not playing to my fullest potential. I know a little about having to overcome physical limitations. I was born with cerebral palsy. My feet are both turned out, as well as my right wrist being turned in. CP Basically causes my muscles to be very spastic and overly tight. So I constantly struggle with staying relaxed and using my fingers loosely for taking advantage of stick rebound. I began drumming at 15. (I'm now 37.) It has given me an identity and confidence. It is awesome to be admired and respected for something! I have played in bands my entire drumming life and will continue to play for as long as I physically can. I love what you are doing and your positive attitude! Some great advice you gave on playing to your strengths and not worrying about what you can't do. Keep rocking and hope to see more videos from you! (Shameless plug time) if interested you can check out my playing. th-cam.com/video/sxRfdimna6Q/w-d-xo.html
You are a brilliant drummer, no doubt. What we see here is the result of a stubborn will of iron and this is what impresses me most. You could easily have given up drumming, everybody would understand but you did not. Respect!
An incredible positive attitude, and as many have said before me, you make a lot of us two handed guys look like absolute beginners!! Absolute inspiration, Jack, respect bro!!
There's no such thing as limitations when it comes to learning. Even I learned a lot just by watching this video. This guy is inspiring, and just goes to show that there's no excuses when you want to become better at whatever it is you want to do in life.
Really cool Thomas, its great to see i'm not the only one who plays with one hand. I start to play I was 6 years old. But one year later a have my accident. So from there I have to learn how Can I play with one hand because giving up was not an option. So now I'm 38 and play still drums. I can tell you the most of your tipps and technics i use this nearly same, because this is the only way to play accustic drums with one hand. Greetings from Switzerland and i hope we see more from you.
Most people would have quit. This guy is an inspiration for anyone with a physical impairment and also for people without an impairment. If he can do it with one arm, it can definitely be done with two! His spirit and perseverance is incredible! I am truly amazed and inspired!👍😎
Such a great lesson, and such a great drummer. I have so much respect for way that Jack has developed his drumming style to overcome his physical limitations, and yet is able to express his own voice on the drums. It just goes to show how much of drumming is a mental battle as much as a physical one.
I have cerebral palsy so my motor skill with my right arm and slightly my right leg and foot but I all ways wanted to play the drums and this video has given me some motivation
Have DJD, osteoarthritis etc. 1 hand casted 4 times. A ton of PT. It was driving me insane, playing since 12, now 71. Certainly cannot play 4 mallet vibraphone, timbales or congas. I tried simple 2/3, 2/4, 4/4. I did realize I was using my double bass pedal more as you stated. WOW,what an inspiration for me. The thought of moving cymbals great idea. However, your 1 hand is extremely fast. Kudos, you made my day. I will heal, but then other hand is supposed to be done. May not do it. Sitting straight is difficult as L-5 to S-1(Lumbar) is shot. Thank You so much 👍❤️🇺🇸⭐️✋💪✊
This guy (Jack) is so inspiring! Necessity is the Mother of invention. I've been playing for a long time and I have both arms but, I think that this guy would definitely smoke me! 🤯🤘🥁
Your awesome hands down i don't care if you only got one arm your proving that doesn't matter what matters is you didnt quit and proved anything is possible outstanding
I have to say u are amazing / u have put a lot of time & thought into ur drum playing & also have to say I love ur don’t give up attitude/ helps to have a good friend helping with ideas & maybe seeing things u didn’t. Congratulations on staying stubborn & following thru. 😎!!!!!!!!!!!! WILLY CA 🦅🏍⚒☠️⚡️🌎🇺🇸🥁🔥🥁
Thanks so much for making this video and sharing your tips and tricks! This is really helping be finally be encouraged to finally trying to play my drums again.. I suffered a stroke in 2012 that paralyzed my left side. I was in a wheelchair for about a year then continued to rehab to get out of my brace. Now I’m still working on my left hand and arm. I’ve taken your advice and rearranged my set and cymbals to allow me to get back to practicing and learning to adapt my technique.
Life hands him lemons and he finds a way to adapt so he can continue to play...love it!!! This guy is an awesome drummer and truly an inspiration - well done, Drumeo!
Even if I learn drums, I won't be able to reach this guy's mental strength. He is one in thousand examples that no limitations can ever prevent you from doing something you love. No words to explain! Thanks to Drumeo for this!
You're welcome Rudrajit! You're right - Jack's mental fortitude is truly inspirational. :)
Agree. Extreme mental toughness. I'm also very easily distracted.
You are right only because you decided to limit yourself. If you put in the time and practice, you can achieve a lot more than you think.
If you trained for 10,000 hours, whatever technique it is you practiced, after 10,000 hours, you'd have it mastered that technique.
@@michaelcassady1289 I disagree. No matter how long you do something, what matters is to do it right and work on craft, fixing mistakes and being patient
No limitations can ever prevent you from doing something you love? Well, highly debatable
I’ve been an amputee for almost 30 years and had my first drum lessons this week. Hopefully I’ll be able to kill it like you one day 💙
I lost my right arm in 1984. I've always had an interest in drumming. Played around with my nephews kit and finally got my own electronic drums!
@@denisryan8757How’s it worked out ?
Even though he has one hand. He doesn’t care. He’s playing better than most drummers
This man has a huge amount of talent. He makes me look like a kid who had just learned a simple rock beat
Talent but also a lot of hard work! Use it as inspiration 😊
Why not use triggers like Mr.Allen in Def Leppard?
@@markwilmeth3082 doesn’t need to. He has his own style.
@@Fortunecookielied Has he ever wanted to learn? Or is he to stuck on him self to try it?
@@DrumeoOfficial how do your heads not lose their coating
It’s all in the attitude how you approach things! One arm, bad hands, bad wrists, severe arthritis, wrist nerve damage, getting older, it all factors in how you have to adjust. 💪🏻
Absolutely!
Until you measure his double kick's with a metronome for accuracy and realize that dudes like Eric Morotti, Andrew Baird, Marco Pitruzella, Wanja Groger, and Elliott Hoffman exist.
After playing for about 5 years I got Carpltunnel syndrome in my right wrist!!!
After playing for around 2 years I got carpltunnel. It hurt for a long time before I got help!!!
I’ve broken my Good right hand. Now I can focus my drums playing how you play, temporarily. Respect man!
I can’t even play with two arms.
😂
Must be the curse of the ulrichs
I can barely play with 2!!!
Lol
Ulrich brothers..
13:17 such a genius
He's faster and more precise with one arm then a lot of people with 2.
Respect man!
This made so much sense for me, being one handed myself... Why was I afraid of drumming in the first place ?!
Adapting and overcoming is key!
Thank you so much. You are honestly a huge inspiration, I've just found you. I used to drum, I had surgery in October 2019 on my neck but it went wrong and my right arm is now paralysed.. Ive not drummed since. This has given me hope and I'm now going to start practising, one armed.
Amazing!!!
I had an accident 1 year ago and lost the movement and sensibility of my right arm and i really have had a very bad days. This is and inspiration for me, for my life.
I'll try to learn to play the drums.
Thanks to share.
this dude has some serious skill! thank to drumeo for letting me find out about him
He sure does - check out more Jack's videos on his own channel: th-cam.com/users/jackthomasdrummer 🤘
I really liked Metallica and Slipknot, but they were too loud to be played in an apartment. I had to develop an apartment friendly touch for that. I got into jazz to get deep with drums. Then I got back to Rock and Metal with a proper technique and control.
Playing Fast and Quiet was my disability.
Now I'm proud that I can play a gig, where the audience can easily have a conversation without shouting at each other :)
This is very applicable information for any drummer. I commend this man for not giving up his dream and making the world a better place through inspiring others.
I'm a one-handed drummer too and it's really hard to be a one-handed drummer but I do it perfectly though your video is awesome you rock🥁🎶🎵🎼😎
You inspired me
The same person XD
@@dustt314 I think the guy was completing the idea in his first comment...
When I saw his previous video it was mind blowing not because he has one arm because what he said “ what is your excuse ?”
You are such a positive person I love your energy hope you doing great.🔥🔥 really appreciate inspire me 🙏🏼
As a right handed drummer I have struggled with my "weak" hand for years. Truly inspired by this, and I love your sense of humor. I am left well armed - puns intended - to drop the right and focus on just playing the left on the kit. Excited to attempt this new challenge at my next practice session. Thank you for sharing this.
I have two (mostly) working arms, and I love using all these techniques myself.Much respect from another fellow drummer. This was awesome and any drummer could learn so much from you and this video 🤘🏻
This guy is full of spirit and a lot of dedication, this is my inspiration. never give up.
For as long as I have been playing, this kind of injury has been one of my biggest fears.
No longer. Thank you for being so awesome sir 🖖🏼
Determination does so much for u in life. U are better than me and I have two hands. Keep up the great work man don’t give up
Such a source of inspiration. I’ve been playing for 20 years and had never seen something like this.
Adversity breeds strength! This video is proof of that..............you are proof of that. Way to go JT very inspiring!
Jack, you are huge, man. You are PHENOMENAL. Father blessings to u, brother!
To me, you seem to have a passion in teaching or coaching. I really like your multiple repetitions of how to do things with just one hand or one arm. Bravo !
You are such a great inspiration to someone like me who had a stroke in 2015, so I only have a right hand and right foot to move. I was just starting to play drums before I lost my left arm and left foot movement. I am wanting to learn to play for my church. I have a great friend from Christian band Blood Bought that is helping to follow my dreams in the music world. Thanks for helping my mind think about the most important hits needed without losing to many cymbal hits. I may try to put snare and cymbals all on right side. Ty Rich
Excellent drumming and perseverance to adapt and overcome with a disability. Rick Allen was an inspiration for me and all drummers just like you. Your future will be very bright as it is currently or with the addition of a prosthetic arm, transplanted donor limb, electric drums, acoustic drums, and assorted hardware. My Dad was paralyzed from the waist down and was married with 6 kids, still conceived 4 children after his accident, drove a car with his hands pushing his legs to the pedals, walked upright with with canes and braces, and worked as an engineer. People forgot he was handicapped after he trained and adapted.
This young man is a blessing to all drummer weather less limbs or all limbs working technique with individual limbs is brilliant!
Flashman: "I have speed of light."
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Jack: " Hold my drumstick."
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th-cam.com/video/XPgQ4bgofAM/w-d-xo.html
Huge respect to you,Jack🙏🙏🙏
My respect for this man. This is a very smart and thorough approach. A living proof that there's no limitations when you really want to achieve something
My brother just shared a video earlier with the man who has 813 pieces in his kit. World Record drum kit.
I sent him this video and said "This is what impresses me!" Godspeed! Thanks for never letting go of your passion, and inspiring the rest of us to keep going no matter what may happen.
Total respect and admiration for this guy, wow! What a way to play with one arm
This guy is just amazing. All drummers, one or two handed can learn from him, his style and his mentallity. wow.
Good thing is, a pair of sticks lasts him twice as long. He’s quality, very impressive and inspiring 👍🏻🤘🏻
Very inspiring to all of us amputee drummers! Thanks for the interview!
Wow that double bass roll in the beginning was so cool!
Amazing. A very good example of not stopping what you really love to do. Drumming is an art and one have to find a way to continue feeding our souls. Congrats man!
honestly thank you for this video , my right shoulder and arm problem has gotten to the point where i cant play or even write and have limited mobility , this has inspired me to re learn only using my left , keep rocking man , you absolutely smash it
Oh this is so helpful as a soon-to be- beginner drummer in their first lesson who has right side hemiplegia and like yourself Jack who is very left side heavy! I hope I can learn to overcome any challenges that come my way. ❤
Your attitude is incredible. I've thought about what I'd do as a drummer if I lost a limb and brother, I'd honestly have no idea. Hats off to you dude. You're altogether a great player, super cool dude and a light of inspiration. 🤘
Now this is why i appreciate TH-cam...what a find,you are the Man truly helped make my day seeing you play.i grew up playing and my 8yr old nephew just started taking lessons.im subbing right now.and he will be watching all your videos...hey man Thank You soo much.you kill it!!! also your advice is so clear and consise.great teacher man.GOD BLESS.
The first thing that popped in my mind was the balance thing he talked about at the end... The rest can all be worked out with cheats or technique but you can't cheat physics! Good job man! That sounded great!!
This is very awesome I have cp so I only have one hand that I can fully use and partial control over my left but I'm subscribed and you rock just started drums
Never give up, this is what are explaining to all humans !!! TY Bro.....❤
Bro is so good God Bless you bro that's so inspirational ❤
You're an inspiration to me, my dude. I'm a guitar player, who dabbles with my drum kit on occasion. Long story short, after endless problems with drummers, I asked myself a question. Why should other people dictate my goals? So, I've been practicing playing guitar and drums simultaneously, which of course involves a lot of trial and error. I love and respect your never give up on your passion attitude. In the last couple weeks, I've discovered what I call, "the average of sounds". The brain pays attention to pattern and rhythm, so if a snare hit replaces a high hat, so be it. Anyway, I love your spirit. God Bless.
Thanks for teaching them You take it for granted we have to hunt you have one you have to work harder but it sounds bad ass thanks for teaching us
I love his energy and skills, lad is an absolute top geezer
As a 2 arm drummer I had still found use in all of this. I especially like the “crossstick” move.
I remember when Ric Allen lost his arm. He came back with a VENGEANCE! I was blessed to see Def Leppard on The Hysteria Tour. It was EPIC! Those who have been struck by tragedy and yet keep on through it all are the true heroes in my book!
Man Rick is fully respected! He's my inspiration. I'm a two armed drummer who loves play all def leppard tracks. And watching Jack play drums with one arm is just as impressive!
Finally, there's another person in the same boat as me who has a bigger voice than me, its good to know I'm not the only one, keep rocking brother 🤘🤙
I just had my elbow fused on Oct. 6th and have been so worried about how I'll play drums now. This is so inspirational. Thank you!
You are such an inspiration! Makes me want to go practice! And you've helped me realize that I have been slacking on practice and not playing to my fullest potential. I know a little about having to overcome physical limitations. I was born with cerebral palsy. My feet are both turned out, as well as my right wrist being turned in. CP Basically causes my muscles to be very spastic and overly tight. So I constantly struggle with staying relaxed and using my fingers loosely for taking advantage of stick rebound. I began drumming at 15. (I'm now 37.) It has given me an identity and confidence. It is awesome to be admired and respected for something! I have played in bands my entire drumming life and will continue to play for as long as I physically can. I love what you are doing and your positive attitude! Some great advice you gave on playing to your strengths and not worrying about what you can't do. Keep rocking and hope to see more videos from you! (Shameless plug time) if interested you can check out my playing. th-cam.com/video/sxRfdimna6Q/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much for sharing Jason! Killer performance 🔥
@@DrumeoOfficial thanks so much!
Always loving drumeo. The content is sooo good. For intermediates and Pro people. Wowo drumeo. ☺☺😊😄😁
Thanks so much Viraaj!
@@DrumeoOfficial we always love drumeo.
Man ,God Bless you this is a real example to live
You are a brilliant drummer, no doubt. What we see here is the result of a stubborn will of iron and this is what impresses me most. You could easily have given up drumming, everybody would understand but you did not. Respect!
Thanks Thomas!
This inspires me so much as a drummer and shows the opportunity that anyone has to do great things
An incredible positive attitude, and as many have said before me, you make a lot of us two handed guys look like absolute beginners!! Absolute inspiration, Jack, respect bro!!
Dude your kicks are absolutely crispy clean. Wow
This dude has an awesome gift . People who give thumbs down really dont understand art
Great video and lesson for everyone! All the best for you in your life! A big hug from Portugal.
Jack Thomas blows my mind man!! Love as attitude - shit happens but ADAPT, OVERCOME & KICK ASS!... Steve
There's no such thing as limitations when it comes to learning. Even I learned a lot just by watching this video. This guy is inspiring, and just goes to show that there's no excuses when you want to become better at whatever it is you want to do in life.
Really cool Thomas, its great to see i'm not the only one who plays with one hand.
I start to play I was 6 years old. But one year later a have my accident. So from there I have to learn how Can I play with one hand because giving up was not an option. So now I'm 38 and play still drums.
I can tell you the most of your tipps and technics i use this nearly same, because this is the only way to play accustic drums with one hand.
Greetings from Switzerland and i hope we see more from you.
Most people would have quit. This guy is an inspiration for anyone with a physical impairment and also for people without an impairment. If he can do it with one arm, it can definitely be done with two! His spirit and perseverance is incredible! I am truly amazed and inspired!👍😎
Dude has the best posture I've seen. And the faster he plays, the straighter his posture. Jack Thomas you kick ass.
thanks dude i took a stroke in 2003 and only have one hand thank u for the video it help me
It already is helping me. Stumbled on it. 👍
You are the positive energy of countless human beings and the winner of life
Jack is such an inspiration, and an AWESOME drummer!
His playing make things easy for mixing since he´s not hitting a cymbal and a drum at the same time. Anyway, he´s truly skilled. Very inspirational.
Such a great lesson, and such a great drummer. I have so much respect for way that Jack has developed his drumming style to overcome his physical limitations, and yet is able to express his own voice on the drums. It just goes to show how much of drumming is a mental battle as much as a physical one.
This man is actually a beast!
Sure is!
I saw this dude play live when I was at an underground punk show in Vancouver, cool to see him on this channel
He my hero he motivated me inspired me I could do anything
すごい。。本当によくひとつのてでめ続けようって立ち直れたと思います。本当にすごいです。
this man is pure inspiration
You are a beast of a man, dude! Your drumming is unbelievable!
Imagine if he had two arms 🔥🙌🏾
I have cerebral palsy so my motor skill with my right arm and slightly my right leg and foot but I all ways wanted to play the drums and this video has given me some motivation
God has blessed this guy with talent and that’s a miracle 🙌🏾🙌🏾💯🙏🏾😀
You are truly an inspiration to all the drummers out there. Please keep it up!
Thank You for that interview. Very inspiring!
Great lesson great hearted man no excuse to not persevere. Thankx Jack
This young man is totally amazing God bless you young fella
Молодец, Джек! Настоящий красавчик🤘👍
Have DJD, osteoarthritis etc. 1 hand casted 4 times. A ton of PT. It was driving me insane, playing since 12, now 71. Certainly cannot play 4 mallet vibraphone, timbales or congas. I tried simple 2/3, 2/4, 4/4. I did realize I was using my double bass pedal more as you stated. WOW,what an inspiration for me. The thought of moving cymbals great idea. However, your 1 hand is extremely fast. Kudos, you made my day. I will heal, but then other hand is supposed to be done. May not do it. Sitting straight is difficult as L-5 to S-1(Lumbar) is shot. Thank You so much 👍❤️🇺🇸⭐️✋💪✊
Huge RESPECT for you man
just utter respect for this man
This guy (Jack) is so inspiring! Necessity is the Mother of invention. I've been playing for a long time and I have both arms but, I think that this guy would definitely smoke me! 🤯🤘🥁
Your awesome hands down i don't care if you only got one arm your proving that doesn't matter what matters is you didnt quit and proved anything is possible outstanding
This guy has more talent with one arm then most with 2!!! Much respect sir!
Fantastic!!! Amazing!!! Tips for all of us!!! Thanks Jack Thomas!!!
I have to say u are amazing / u have put a lot of time & thought into ur drum playing & also have to say I love ur don’t give up attitude/ helps to have a good friend helping with ideas & maybe seeing things u didn’t. Congratulations on staying stubborn & following thru. 😎!!!!!!!!!!!! WILLY CA 🦅🏍⚒☠️⚡️🌎🇺🇸🥁🔥🥁
Thanks so much for making this video and sharing your tips and tricks! This is really helping be finally be encouraged to finally trying to play my drums again.. I suffered a stroke in 2012 that paralyzed my left side. I was in a wheelchair for about a year then continued to rehab to get out of my brace. Now I’m still working on my left hand and arm. I’ve taken your advice and rearranged my set and cymbals to allow me to get back to practicing and learning to adapt my technique.
Mis respetos a este maestrazo... Dios lo bendiga
100% respect, You are one of drum gods bro!
Estou muito orgulho de você. Parabéns. Vc toca muito. Que DEUS vos abençoe. Grande abraço, Alexandre, seu brother, Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
Life hands him lemons and he finds a way to adapt so he can continue to play...love it!!! This guy is an awesome drummer and truly an inspiration - well done, Drumeo!
Stop w the lemons talk. Nothing negative here!