Bro. 🤙🏻. Thank you.

Man, thank you so much. Your channel inspires me to make my own educational videos and helps me with my playing in general.

Very helpful, thank you

Really good Josh! This is such a great video you made!!! Thx Josh🥁😎 Speedy as hell well fone

I keep seeing the rebound on these videos, and with drummers in person I work with, bounce the stick all the way up vertical. I try it on my kit and it's just... not there. Even when I just balance the stick on my index finger and don't even hold it, just let it sit there. Is something wrong with my kit, or my sticks, that there's just no bounce/rebound? I've noticed when I play around on other kits that this isn't the case, too - I get a ton of rebound and can play with 2 or three 3 strokes kind of effortlessly. But dropping the stick on any of my drums or cymbals at home... it just lands flat and doesn't move. Like it's falling into a pillow.

this is so wild once you get the hang of it 4:45

4:06 this is so wild once you get the hang of it

1:55 ya cut me deep here Shrek ya cut me deep

All I have in my bones is 4:3 polyrhythm

What a GREAT video. Straight to the point, and super easy to apply. Glad I found your channel. 🤘

😮left foot going all the way😢

A very nice observation about doubles,but...some things..the pinky is the strongest muscle in the hand...Try to lift individually a bag with each finger separately and you will understand.. the first example with just holding the stick with the the ladt fingers is the backhand grip or ancient grip.. the mechanics work very well for a power grip when using the wrists especially when holding the stick at the very end,front end heavy...the first observation works if you put the middle finger and index as push pull for doubles and interlaced singles...nice video

good teacher!

Thanks man, that helps!

Thank you! works great!!

ahhh tysm!! i've been struggling with doubles for awhile since im a new drummer. i'm currently getting the hang of this technique, tysm!!!!!!

Finally! Explained correctly thank you!

Thanks for inspiration !

What's up dude, I remember when you were at the front desk for the drum practice rooms at Berklee. Cheers.

Excellent ,so clearly explained and and demonstrated . As so many others have already said ,this is by far one of the best videos that clearly shows the technique and mechanics of playing clean even double strokes . Thankyou so much Josh ,fantastic job and I admire your playing .😂😂

Do you have a playlist of the drummers you mentioned? If you make one, I’ll separate the drums so we can dissect them and label these terms. If I get time, I’ll write out some notation and put it on my GitHub and link back to this video.

How to improve 16th kick????? Wear chucks or socks 🤣

This the one

Easy understanding. Thanks a lot !

thanks for sharing your drumming experience. you are a very good drummer and teacher you make it easy to understand your lesson !! Thanks for the help.

I CAN DO IT!!!!!

Nice!

Awesome vid. Thanks for sharing

Do you have any tips on how to improve ankle flexibility when playing the kick drum? I currently have an electronic drum kit and finding it difficult to play the kick repeatedly. Also love the videos man, keep it up!

You've earned a sub

What are your two BPMs for the examples? PS Thanks for this!

First double stroke video to explain in a way that's easy to understand, excellent job!

for me, this shit comes easier with the music i'm writing to. the music brings out what NEEDS to be played. i never got good at this kind of thing until the necessity came about. That, then, broke me out of old habits and helped me move on to expanding ideas. this was important to me, as was learning linear grooves/fills, and linear limb independence soon followed. My weakest point, is...not pushing through the groove with my rhythm hand. I occasionally rest when i smack the snare. which is lazy af.

Off to practice i go

Amazing !!

Here because im scared of breaking my pedal. I know this shit will break cause im stompin on that mf. Thanks for the techniques. Good stuff bro. U know what youre talking about

I hope this guy returns

I don't know where it originated from, but listen to the end of Helter Skelter by The Beatles. (when the song fades out the second time) I hear that a lot in Drum'n'Bass.

Oooooooooooohhhhhhhh

I have 5 hi hats only

Fantastic lesson!

Is this not just heel toe in reverse?

04:00

我喜歡。我了解。😂

Damn! Something I haven't learned in the past 2 years in drum lessons taught in 12 minutes. Been practicing this technique for 30 minutes and have learned more than I have most of my drum career. Thanks man!

BIG THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!! So well explained 🎼🥁🎼🥁

Are ya sure the notation is correct? I heard & saw lotsa LL on the snare.

One of the better KZbin lessons I’ve ever come across, thank you!

I only have a kick/snare/hat setup at home so when I move on to a full kit, I sparingly use the crash heck even sometimes never.

Instagram hates artists. I don't want to go there :(