Genazvale
Junior Member
Hey, guys,
Recently came across Wrist Twisters by Buster Bailey and ordered it as it looks like something "new" and different from "standard" books, like SC, Master Studies, Stick Technique etc (rudiments based (?) books).
And turned out that it IS really different and it focused on building feeling the stick and it's flying. Which is really great!
But what I'm confused with is which approach should I stick with? Different books, different approaches - does it mean that I'll get different results at the end of the day? Or I can choose any of them and it will cover everything I need?
Currently, I'm working on SC 1 hour and later Accents and Rebounds 1 hour at night. The second one is very challenging and I got noticeable results from both.
Also would be interested in hearing your experience with Wrist Twisters, if you worked on it more than 6 months.
THANKS!
Recently came across Wrist Twisters by Buster Bailey and ordered it as it looks like something "new" and different from "standard" books, like SC, Master Studies, Stick Technique etc (rudiments based (?) books).
And turned out that it IS really different and it focused on building feeling the stick and it's flying. Which is really great!
But what I'm confused with is which approach should I stick with? Different books, different approaches - does it mean that I'll get different results at the end of the day? Or I can choose any of them and it will cover everything I need?
Currently, I'm working on SC 1 hour and later Accents and Rebounds 1 hour at night. The second one is very challenging and I got noticeable results from both.
Also would be interested in hearing your experience with Wrist Twisters, if you worked on it more than 6 months.
THANKS!