How To Build Hand Speed FAST! (Just Do THIS!)

Here's a 30 day plan for your to build hand speed fast!
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Hand speed and control is so important in drumming. But building speed in your hands is more complex than you may think! In todays drum lesson I'm teaching you the 4 pillars of hand speed on the drum set so you can play your drum beats, fills, and exercises with control, dynamics, and speed!

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[DrumBeatsOnline]

Here's a 30 day plan to faster hands!

[Nmdixon-cuvm]

I haven’t watched the video yet, but my uncle has been drumming for 35 years and he told me one exercise to help with speed is do 1 left, 1 right, 2 left, 2 right, etc up to 8 then go back down to 1. It’s a good exercise and helped me a lot. Btw thanks for the video. 👍

[bgnPrinceton]

Just wanted to chime in (as a beginner) and say that DBO is definitely beginner-friendly. As Gabe says, it starts as basic as picking up sticks and takes off from there. The pace is not intimidating and I have found that the skills taught are very well organized. I have found that it's very well thought out and planned for good, steady progress. I'm impressed that Gabe and his team have put together such a great program.

[trendz]

1. Technique 2:24 (Push Pull Pyramid 3:06)
2. Dynamics & Control 3:35 (Single-Double Pyramid 5:14)
3. Pattern memorization 5:34 (Rudiment Ladder 6:54)
4. Muscle development. 7:20 (Tabata 8:06)

[Dtansing]

Hey dude hello from Australia. Love the channel, Im getting back on the drums after 6 years of spinal surgeries.

[RaidShadowRipoff]

"if you're only playing loud, then you're not a very dynamic drummer". Love the clip of Steve Moore playing while you said that.
Steve being an exceptionally good and amazingly dynamic drummer.

[herryoutube.]

Your video editing is just sooo good - and you are a humble man helping other drummers! That's a wonderful combo

[darksoulsj-him]

I attended the 5 day hand speed challenge. It really helps me a lot( just for sharing my single doubles already reach 170 bpm). Thx Gabe for the free course and different pdf for me to practice.

[elkinranjith]

Bro, this helped so much. Thank you, I'm still not fully done with the 30 days but I'm much faster than before. This is amazing!

[paulforrest]

I'm a old timer who always wanted to learn the drums. I happened to find your channel and I am impressed with your presentation, knowledge but most of all your lessons. I feel I can progress ( and that there is hope) to become a competent drummer. Thank you !🥁👍 Subscribed!

[Sizzle]

These are amazing!!
Im a new drummer myself, so I’m definitely gonna try doing some of these techniques ✨
Thank you!

[BeatofHerDrum]

Great instructional video ! Wish I had this about 10 yrs ago, but its never to late to improve techniques ! Thank you ! 🙂

[EStacksENT]

That Second Exercise Took Me Back To Drumline When Dr Lee and Devin Went At it!!!

[Frco]

Great video! Alot of amazing tips and excercises for not only the begginers but allso for drummers that are getting back into playing for fun!...Thank you again! Lots of love!!

[bonfacendede]

Amazing indeed. You're a good teacher. It have really helped me improve.

[wickedwidget]

Man I ha e been working on my singles my doubles and my triples as well as my paradidles I know I misspelled it. But as a beginner that is almost 43 I am wishing I was aloud to play the drums when I was in band class lol you are amazing it is kind of complicated with the rudiments you are explaining but I can see how it is worth it. And the further along I get I will definitely watch this video again. I love it and you. God bless you.

[mattdrums]

Nice series of practice patterns. Fluid technique, perfection of movement harmonious to the bounce speed, and stamina exercises are what creates speed ultimately. It doesn't really matter what exercises you play, as long as they include all the bounce stroke possibilities, singles, doubles, triplets, quadruplets, quintuplets. I'm guessing the bro shows this in lessons 1 and 2. Gladstone bounce exercises help the development of this, you can use the Gladstone approach with finger and or wrist movements. Except at the end of stamina techniques when muscles are tiring (stop at that point) don't tense. Don't practice at a speed where you start tense, practicing without relaxed fluid movements will take you backwards. Which ever speed you start at, playing relaxed with repetition you'll soon get up to the next speed above

[rexc.f.]

Great lesson, man thanks even for experienced drummers too.

[hunkschannel]

Really good stuff here man, love the channel

[febethelastone]

Thank you with these videos man, keep it up!