The-Killer-Speed-Secret Vol. 1

Name: The-Killer-Speed-Secret Vol. 1
Rating: 4.6 (22 reviews)

Get Your Single Faster

Created byRiccardo Merlini

Last updated 4/2020

English

What you'll learn

improve your hands speed on drums
single stroke roll technique
improve your hands speed on percussions

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 30m total length

The-Killer-Speed-Secret Vol. 12:12
Hi, nice to meet you and welcome to my video course The-Killer-Speed-Secret
Ignition System5:49
At the end of this lesson you'll figure out a new faster motion of the wrist, finding a comfortable position to generate the maximum elasticity in a total relax way of the limb.
Fulcrum Approach2:42
First approach to the fulcrum. How this position interact to the wrist rotation.
Inner Drill2:39
Transfer the fulcrum and the moves acquired to the sticks
Power Flamming1:45
One of the best warm up to develop power for your singles it's "Flams", Flam-Flam expecially is one of the hardest rudiment ever to speed up with the right sustain.
Right Agains Left2:51
You will find out the way to get intense singles at same level with both hands.
Fingers Workout2:53
Fingers are so important in this technique to give the right sustain while the wrist is shaking at maximum speed.
The Switch Trick4:40
The final lesson or this course it's about equalize wrist and fingers with a quick switch between these techniques even at the same speed.
Additional Content4:54
In the final this chapter you'll find an example of the finale result of the whole lesson, a drum solo the training routine for each topic.

Requirements

Only a drum pad or snare drum and a pair of drum sticks to start and be able to read music a little bit

Description

The fastest hands technique which will allow you to reach up till 400BPM with single stroke roll with drum sticks and 300BPM bare hands. This approach is very useful and teacheble to anyone from the first drumming approach and it's very useful for any kind of expression and style on the drum set. It helps to improve flexibility of the wrist and fingers, developing right movements for a better control and grip functionality.

Who this course is for:

Drummers
Percussionists