WOW. The little baby is sleeping while you're talking loudly. I'm sure she's absorbing all these wonderful prerequisites! She's wasting no time!! 😉 😅

Thank u 😊 MR

great exercises man. thx a lot 4 sharing.

Thanks🥰

Excellent. Thanks for reminding me about the value of this book . Suggestion- you CAN play three bars of time / beat for # 68 and 69 , just play them as a one measure phrase using 32nd notes . . I’d love to see you do this , if you are game . Thanks

Really cool and helpful...

Thanks for a clear and concise lesson‼️I recently got this book and you’ve helped unscramble an omelette with this vid. See you on the next one ✌️🌻

Just to let you know, your channel still relevant. Bring some new stuff Jeff, and thanks

Excellent

Nicely shown and easy to follow. Thanks.

Gracias.

These are great videos! Going to work with these.

So grateful for all your 1 minute resources, Jeff! A new favourite book is Jim Riley's "Survival Guide For the Modern Drummer: A Crash Course in All Musical Styles For Drumset" Book and Online Audio/Software

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There’s so many Canadian drums on KZbin! Makes me wanna move to 🇨🇦. My experience in Canada is people are pretty darn nice up there, eh. With love thanks for the video

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Excellent lesson. I go through the same exercises with all my students for years. Nothing better than the syncopation book. It can be used in so many ways. 👍🏻🥁👍🏻

thanks!

Amazing! Never had this explained to me!

Yes! Sounds great!

Keep the written example up a little bit before you play the figure if that is possible.

Nice.

In the first exercise where the accent falls on the first 16th of the first measure, it appears you omit the “e” of beat 1 when you perform the fill. Am I seeing/hearing this correct?

Excelent !!

Hey Jeff Congrats on the year of lessons - that is a ton of work! Very cool. I am a big fan of Future Sounds the Garibaldi Book

I'll try to ask again. What book is a good follow up to Rudimental Primer be Mitchell Peters. Thanks

Ari Hoenig one!

What about Mitchell Peters? What is good follow up to Rudimental Primer?

By the way..you are one of the most underated drum teachers/player on here..I don't care about microphones or excellent sounding drums,not that yours don't do that,but the 60 second lesson is perfect for people who want to learn more..I actually stopped watching videos where people talk to much..I already know it's about playing smooth,confident and slow.Thank you for just cutting the crap and we'll just play..keep it up

Good~~~

Great idea to add this kind of stuff in. So important for drummers to know what is going on in the music. You can't support the other instruments if you don't know what they are doing.

Are you practicing for your yourself again?

I've been your series and am really enjoying it. Now let me go practice triplet doubles. Thanks for the lessons

It really helps to hear the fill in the shuffle context; it shows what you can do musically with these exercises.

Are you practicing for your self or what?

This looks like such a killer exercise!

The motion you showed at the end is how I used to play flams, you called them 'rock style flams' I think. They are fun but it is really tough to properly play rudiment exercises, snare solos, or marching type stuff without the proper technique you showed in this video.

This series is really keeping my motivation up. Thanks for making this content available Jeff!

If I ever make it up to Ontario from Virginia I want to get a lesson

I've been watching the video's. Thanks for posting.Where do I find the pdfs?

Congratulations on this milestone Jeff! Your lessons are awesome!

This reading exercises are great! Thanks for doing this series!

I approve of this shirt :)

Congratulations Jeff! Love the video series

very well explained.. Thanks for sharing!

Keep pushing forward with the channel. Excellent stuff my man! ever need a hand with anything just holler.

Nice Man ✊

Happy to see you still drumming after all these years. :)

Haaáa garoto! Você é bom nisso... Desejo muita saúde e energia em 2018! Happy New Year... Abraço do Brasil!!

Great lesson. Thanks