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I did that as well but given the majority of the time it's the hands that lead it and also it keeps the lick on the downbeat I only demonstrated it one way. Like I said in the video, I've been working on this a long time so have done pretty much every variation and exercise possible. If I included them all then the video would be about 5 hours long! Thanks for watching

As i said in the video im practicing this heel down to isolate the ankle and strengthen it but not playing it heel down.

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Too kind! Glad you enjoyed it 👊👊

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Yeah, another commenter said the same thing re. blast beat. When I think of a blast beat I don't think of what the players in the intro played but it's all singles in various guises!

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A little. More mass on the head lowers the pitch slightly

The blast surely 'has' to have the riding hand involved. And you've got a tonne more variation with a blast and double kicks.

@@DaveMajor The riding normally just matches the quarters, 8th etc notes of the bass drum the definition of blast beat is 8th note single strokes played at 120 bpms or over which came from jazz drummers a lot times in jazz they may very what the riding hand does the blast beat is between the bass and snare a blast beat isn’t defined by any specific drums and yes metal has taken blast beats even what your talking about is still considered a blast beat

​@@DaveMajorcan be done with or without double bass notes. Mangini does this effortlessly.

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Yeah the inversion is a killer. Ive worked on that aswell. I dont really like the sound as the hands to me lead this phrase. But as I said in the video, going deep with something means having full control so defo practice kick lead

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@@DaveMajor I find the worst is inverting and leading with my non dominant hand, and forcing me to play with my feet and playing left bass drum instead. I try and move everything I do one way, the other. It has led to me focusing a bit more on open handed playing and not using traditional ' natural sticking' where all your 'on' beats are on the right and all the off beats on the left. Just switching those up is like a whole new world of stuff to practice. Thanks for the Vid!

Young gun....too kind! Im older than you probably think 😂

Same! Im not a double kick player so I haven't delved into the whole R LF LH RH thing that Alex Rudiger does amazingly well. Maybe next lifetime

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Absolutely! Just flip the sticking

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And if you can screenshot the issue thatd be really helpful

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My dad dabbles in a tonne of instruments and so I got it from him. I actually only started because he got a kit for his xmas and I 'borrowed it' 😂

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Its all about reps. The RLKK inversion exercise is great for you foot speed so focus on that and youll see a real improvement.

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Thanks a ton!

Thanks. Any exercise...maximum of 5 minutes. But you can stack numerous exercises together. Within those 5 mins you can increase the tempo if you feel relaxed. This goes for any non musical exercise as well euch as kick drum builders or motion exercises. Then repeat every day until you reach your goal tempo