3 steps to a FASTER KICK foot

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If you’re at the stage in your playing where you’ve gotten the basics down, but your grooves and fills are held back by a lack of foot speed… this lesson is for you!
I don’t want you constantly worrying about getting tired in the middle of a song, sounding clumsy on the bass drum, or simply getting stuck where you can’t play any faster.
Follow my 3 steps today to get your right foot playing pairs of 16th notes at 100bpm, so that you can feel more free, creative, and able to play whatever you want to play. YOU CAN DO THIS!
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[@SJNrider500]

As I watch your videos, I start to like them more and more.

[@SkrubDaddy]

slow is smooth, smooth is fast

[@dolladrinx]

Looking forward to getting into this one. Foot speed is what holds me back.

[@tonyboudro]

I often get unbalanced when I'm playing the kick drum at faster speeds. This video has a ton of useful information to rectify the issue. Thanks so much!

[@IBY2K]

Just finished a 2 hour practice session- you read my mind!

[@Irishpineapple97]

There is a ton of wisdom in this approach. What makes percyssion difficult and unique from other instrument families is the rebound/lift required to play or re-attack. This smooth approach really allows your stick or beater to be where it needs to be to re-attack at the appropriate dynamic/rythm, give you a ton of control and freedom.

[@steffeneckhardt3069]

Stephen, I really like your lessons! There are so many tutorials out there but yours are clearly structured and easy to follow. I do appreciate :o)

[@brian96597]

"In My Time of Dying" from Zeppelin is so awesome to play. Really puts the right foot to the test. Ratt's "Lay it Down" is another great exersize.

[@michaelkrause5305]

Burying the beater. Another thing that’s been holding me back for years. Another thing to work on along with my crappy left hand. Thanks Stephen.

[@Xan7a]

RHCP - «Tell me baby» is what I’m working towards.

[@Slimeballful]

I've been using this kick a lot lately. It's my most liked addition to pretty epic sounding breaks. Thank you for showing the tips to polish it further! Very helpful!

[@lemufen]

Really thanks for this kind of videos Stephen!! You create a lot of value for drummers and musicians 🤩

[@kitmarlowe2889]

Your videos help me out so much. Your halftime shuffle video helped me, immensely!

[@JesseJuup]

Blessed be thy alhorithms! 🔥 Just cursed my shitty lazy right foot and this is the first video when I open youtube! 😂

[@paulgriffingatorgrooves]

Great video and tips! I am always getting my students to sit back further to improve their bass drum technique!

[@kimunderhill490]

Great Lesson and very timely. Thank you!

[@jneeels]

stephen thanks so much man you provide so much specific knowledge and help us all for free

[@Guthrak]

A song that made me realise my speed was lacking and I was choppy or sloppy: The Black Keys - Tighten Up.

[@victormarshall9765]

Nice tutorial Steven... good work.

[@ShawnMcClureModeler]

Your videos are really great. I’m a new drummer and I’m really getting a lot out of these videos.