xsarith
Senior Member
Hey everyone, Well I've finally decided to get serious (well I actually decided this a few days ago but the forum went down and stuff was lost, I'm pretty sure every one knows this now though).
Anyway before the forum went down people posted a lot to this thread and my daily practice routine eventually became:
Stick Control - hands and feet - one page per day per week, 1 min per exercise
Derek Roddys Endurance - 30 min in total
George Kollias 16 week work out - 5 min
Derek Roddys Balance - 30 min total
Learn the 40 main Rudiments - not sure of the time on this one
Finish of by learning anything else I might need to work on.
However I didn't write the routine down so this is from memory, whats everyone's thoughts on this, is it a good or bad routine, anything I could add?
I'll be doing this routine away from the kit on a bass drum practice pad and stick practice pad, so things like learning beats/fills/grooves ect is separate from this one. People contributed a lot such as focusing on full strokes as well as the Thomas Lang linear drumming exercise so thank you to those replied to the post before.
Cheers guys.
Anyway before the forum went down people posted a lot to this thread and my daily practice routine eventually became:
Stick Control - hands and feet - one page per day per week, 1 min per exercise
Derek Roddys Endurance - 30 min in total
George Kollias 16 week work out - 5 min
Derek Roddys Balance - 30 min total
Learn the 40 main Rudiments - not sure of the time on this one
Finish of by learning anything else I might need to work on.
However I didn't write the routine down so this is from memory, whats everyone's thoughts on this, is it a good or bad routine, anything I could add?
I'll be doing this routine away from the kit on a bass drum practice pad and stick practice pad, so things like learning beats/fills/grooves ect is separate from this one. People contributed a lot such as focusing on full strokes as well as the Thomas Lang linear drumming exercise so thank you to those replied to the post before.
Cheers guys.