Improve Your Doubles in 60 Seconds

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Edited by @sionsollis

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[love_to_learn_drums]

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[julesdrums]

This is the Moeller method and very useful for things like 16th note grooves with your right hand, but don’t forget to practice playing the second note as loud as the first

[Metalhead]

Forget to tell about using the rebound stroke squeezing after struck to try to make the volume the same as to even out the sound at higher speeds

[joelbrown]

Best double tutorial I have seen yet. Well done 👍 Looking to be a solid drummer?
Follow her instructions. You will amaze your self 😊

[rickfohr]

You are one awesome drummer and a great teacher. I applaud you. Thank you for your hard work and your god-given talent

[maximefourcadier]

And a million of beginner as me understand now the entire motion, big love ❤❤

[OficialDanielSolares]

You're amazing! So much knowledge in a super quick video. You rock! Thanks!

[kevinh]

When practicing at slow speed ensure the second tap is the same volume to encourage better technique while speeding up.

[glennkubik]

You articulate these short lessons so efficiently, even I can understand them, and I am an ADHD Non- drumming Bassist

[ym-usck]

You really break things down in an understandable way and I love your content. Your light hearted approach make it much less intimidating and inspire confidence. You really are a great teacher. Much respect, peace and love from Saratoga Springs York . Just subscribed . 👍✌️🫶

[jerryoconnor]

You’re a great drum teacher! I love your videos, thanks

[Artax-jvzt]

Thank you for your great lessons, they have really helped me.

[scottjacoby]

From what I remember about proper roll techniques in middle/high school band, you just hold the stick loose enough for it to bounce one extra time per stroke.

[derrekb]

You are a great teacher! This is very effective teaching. How about triples?

[numanisme]

You have a lovely teaching style, I've forwarded to my step daughter:)

[vspatmx]

Dude u rock
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Starting from the basic lesson 1

[jcamp]

She's great and really explains things in a way that it reaches all levels of people playing drums. I'm drumming since 9years old and I'm 62 and I'm still learning things, and having fun. And this instructor is teaching this old dog new tricks. Great job helping making a fun thing even more fun!

[sagesheridan]

In an alternate reality this woman teaches students how to use Wands in hogwarts

[SammyWammy]

If ya’ll are in a marching band drumline, DO NOT use this double technique or you will be cut faster than any other

[UncyPucky]

Great instruction, another good tip to get monster chops and clean diddles is to practice a double beat (multi beat) exercise with a metronome and focus on giving each stroke it proper space, focus on sound quality of each stroke and play through the drum (practice pad)