
Master the single stroke 4 rudiment with an overview that introduces beginner drum beats and fills.
Master the single stroke 4 rudiment by practicing full rebound strokes, alternating sticking, and three speeds of practice videos, aligning rhythm with a triplet and a quarter note.
Practice the single-stroke four at 100 bpm to build beginner rudiments for drum beats and fills.
Practice single stroke 4 rudiments with a focus on four-note patterns at 120 bpm to improve drum beats and fills.
Develop beginner proficiency in single stroke 4 rudiments by practicing 4x patterns at 140 bpm, building solid drum beats and fills through focused repetition.
Practice single stroke four at 100 bpm to build beginner rudiments and develop clean drum beats and fills.
Master single stroke four rudiments at 120 bpm to build foundational drum technique for beats and fills.
Practice single stroke four at 140 bpm to master beginner drum rudiments, building solid drum beats and fills.
Add a quarter-note pulse by placing kick notes in the measure, ensuring unison kick and snare with no flam, to transition to drum set at speeds 80, 100, and 120.
Practice pulsed kick patterns at 80 bpm to reinforce the single stroke 4 rudiments and develop solid drum beats and fills.
Develop precision with the pulsed kick at 100 bpm using single stroke 4 rudiments to build solid drum beats and fills for beginners.
Practice pulsed kick patterns at 120 bpm to develop timing and dynamic control. Strengthen beginner rudiments, including single-stroke 4, to improve drum beats and fills for cohesive performances.
Apply the single stroke four to the drum set, break it into a four-step beat with kick, hi-hat, and snare, and practice along with backing tracks for beginner-friendly music context.
Practice beat #1 isolated at 60 bpm to master the single stroke four rudiment within beginner drum beats and fills.
Practice beat #1 in the single stroke four rudiments at 100 bpm, isolating the stroke to build fundamental drum beats and fills for beginners.
Practice beat #1 at 60 bpm to develop the single stroke 4 rudiments and lay the foundations for drum beats and fills for beginners.
Practice beat #1 at 80 bpm to master single stroke 4 rudiments and basic drum beats and fills for beginners.
Practice beat #1 at 100 bpm to master single stroke 4 and beginner drum rudiments, building essential drum beats and fills.
Learn three fills built on a three-beat rock groove, using the single stroke four on beat four. Practice timing and smooth transitions back to the hi-hat for a clean downbeat.
Master the single stroke 4 rudiment with practice fill #1 at 60 bpm, building solid drum beats and fills for beginners.
Master the single stroke four rudiment through practice fill #1 at 80 bpm to build beginner drum beats and fills.
Practice fill #1 at 100 bpm using single stroke 4 rudiments to build beginner drum beats and fills.
Master single stroke 4 rudiments by practicing fill #2 at 60 bpm, building precise drum beats and fills for beginners.
Practice fill #2 at 80 bpm to develop the single stroke four rudiment for beginners, exploring essential drum beats and fills.
Practice fill #2 at 100 bpm to reinforce the single stroke four rudiment and build beginner drum beats and fills.
Practice fill #3 at 60 bpm to strengthen your single stroke 4 technique within the beginner rudiments of drum beats and fills.
Practice fill #3 at 80 bpm to build your single stroke 4 rudiments for drum beats and fills.
Practice fill #3 at 100 bpm to sharpen single stroke 4 rudiments and improve beginner drum beats and fills.
Have you been told over and over: 'you need to learn rudiments to become a better drummer'? While this is true, this phrase can be really frustrating to beginning drummers, because it can seem impossible to translate rudiments to the drum set.
How do I take these seemingly random hand patterns and turn them into something useable?
Is there a way to practice rudiments that is fun and doesn't feel like a chore?
What do I need to watch out for with my technique?
This course answers those questions and many more.
We take a completely different approach to online drum lessons: Screen recorded walk throughs of every exercise, followed by play along practice sessions.
These practice sessions allow you to play with us, giving you the similar type of guidance that you would receive by playing 1:1 with a live instructor. It's one thing to watch a great lesson, and another to have the tools to get those exercises, beats, and fills into your drumming vocabulary.
Our philosophy is this: Learn the exercises by watching, play along on your kit, and move up in speed. Repetitions are what make measurable results and we're here to help you get them!