How To Play Fast Bass Drum - Simple Exercises To Develop Speed And Coordination
Some nice simple exercises I find useful for building up the bass drum speed and coordination for the Grade 3 and 4 level - especially quick 16th doubles. Get lots of messages about how to play this or that groove from a Grade piece or song, usually involving playing a quick double on the kick, at around the grade 3 or 4 level. I feel the best way to go about it is to do a bit of groundwork with these basic exercises. Then with a bit of speed and coodination in place, those sort of patterns should come a bit easier. I use heel-up technique on the kick pedal but these exercise would work equally well with heel-down. Have fun and please let me know if any questions :)

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