NEW SECRET TO FASTER HANDS - Beginner Drum Lesson #4

In today’s lesson I’m going to show you how to use your FINGERS, WRIST and ARMS to play the drums, so you can stop playing with just your arms and achieve more speed, better dynamics and so much more! Thank you so much for watching!

00:00 Intro
01:02 How to Use your FINGERS
02:28 How to Hold a Drumstick
03:02 Drumeo FREE for 30 Days - Greyson Nekrutman
03:59 Fingers Practice with Metronome
05:09 How to Use your WRIST
07:25 How to Use your ARMS
09:25 Drum Kit Exercises
11:20 Recap
11:48 Outro

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[drumsticks]

There are a lot of beginners who struggles with their hand techniques... They are gifted to get these type of lessons... Love ur tips... Keep up bro🥰🥰🥰🥰

[canadianroot]

Brilliant! That’s how teaching should be done. I spend my day in the classroom, and the goal is always a combination of inspiration and instruction. You nailed it!

[johnalex]

The most important thing about playing the drums is being comfortable behind your kit not some technique or trick. From a drummer of fifty years. Also: I have short arms and if I used this technique I would not be able to reach my cymbals as this technique effectively reduces the size of my drum sticks by half and the bottom end of the sticks would keep catching my groin area due to the increased length of the bottom end of the drumsticks. The take home message from this text is find how you feel comfortable and relaxed behind your kit (which will make you play better just because you are relaxed and comfortable) find out what works for you and practice, and after you have finished practicing, practice some more. And to tell how good a drummer is you need to see them playing the drums, that is doing what a drummer does. In other words, playing with other musicians not playing clever little beats that are too involved and only applicable to tunes that clever little beat fits. And if anyone is interested check out The Longest Day at Justin's Shed. Skip the beginning it is just me getting excited with a camera.

[mjackson]

I have been drumming for over ten years and I am learning new things from this video. Keep up the awesome work!

[--URU--]

I was really searching for this throughout the day thanks mate

[siddhartharao]

This dude is awesome. I love the clarity in his lessons. Thank you, Alejandro

[calebross]

I’ve been looking for a very detailed explanation that leaves no stone unturned. Thank you for not just assuming people would know what you’re talking about.

[rigobertoserrano]

This video is so helpful bro. Your not just an amazing drummer, you're a drumming teacher.

[erterrill]

This is the best lesson I have found so far that explains A LOT!!! Just starting out and you explained everything I've been trying to find answers to!!! Definitely going to watch all your videos! Thanks again!!!

[ezekielmalasmas]

Thank you... Good teacher having a new drum skill ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯👍👍

[biswajitnath]

That exercise is going to be useful in other areas🙂

[MostEnriching]

Technically the last finger should also help with movement of the stick, don’t just let it go like he did.

[Cqm]

I used to use my arms but now I have a practice pad and now I do not use my arms thanks to YOU!

[ongdrumstudio]

Great video but one major issue with the technique.

1:19 You should be using your pinky along with your other two fingers to snap the stick.

The pinky is the shortest finger on your hand (Next to the thumb) so it will pull the stick down quicker than your ring and middle finger. Meaning you can do faster strokes utilizing the pinky.

Jojo Mayer made one of the best drum technique videos to date and talks about the benefits of utilizing your pinky on freehand strokes.

[popcornshiner]

I just recieved my P4 practice pad, now to get learning. at 57 it might take me a while but hopefully I get there. very cool video

[DEEKXXL]

Learn something new every day. Thank you

[vincentbuonora]

Thank you for demonstrating all these techniques -I am motivated to practice more …

[GrungeBrownie]

1:28 dude why has no one else shown it like this it's so clear ty

[JustLord]

I really needed this mostly for my left ❤

[shockskull]

Im going to play the drum at my church so I come here the best advice and I even got some fills from this channel