Mike Johnston Six-Stroke Roll Warm Up

[@MS-gj7ni]

This guy is an excellent drummer and a real good drum teacher he comes across so good and his lessons are fantastic … Mike has a real nice way about teaching for every levels …. he’s great for all drummers from beginners to professionals…. Keep it up Mike your lessons are brilliant

[@markbahouth9716]

thanks Mike . you break it down nice and slow . many online drum teachers go to fast and show off there chops instead of TEACHING ! i put this lesson in my notes on my phone. once again, thanks Big Mike. 👍🥁❤

[@djshad1885]

Breaking it down by those letter codes is something Ive never even considered. It really simplifies it.

[@Seth_Bailen_Music]

Yo I've been drumming for about 20 years and also teach, but this creativty is blowing my mind right now and got me excited to try this with other Rudiments!

[@alkingborn]

Mike confirms once again to be the best educator on the Planet

[@miker5233]

These drumsticks are by far the best brand I've been playing for a while I tried them all Vic Firth all the way

[@mattnieri1202]

George Lawrence Stone's concepts never get old! :)

[@brooklyndrum]

One more reason why I love what you do Mike You are a blessing to the drumming community, and never fail to inspire this 70 year old drummer

[@stevendunton5520]

Mike is just a “straight genius.” That simple concept opens so many doors. I swear I learn something new every single time I watch him!!

[@GeloAlcantara]

Yep agree

[@marcosmorales3815]

He got one of.the best excellent drum lessons videos

[@paihobbes8680]

AMAZING LESSON and teaching

[@nicolasdecarli998]

warm up brain, creativity. We forgot that sometime in the middle of tons of routines. Like that concept!

[@luizorta]

Monster! Monster! Its so beautiful see, listen and learn with him.

[@bernieleinz5110]

Excellent! I have taken this and applied to exercises 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 from first page of Stick Control for a 6 bar, long form sticking exercise. Blast!

[@sleepcity]

Such a great lesson, delivered so well. Thanks, Mike.

[@el.aye.bee.4477]

Great lesson from an excellent teacher!!

[@vadymstetsyuk6887]

Oh my. It's very interesting. Thank you for idea, Mike.

[@bonzy.drum.school]

Nice lesson! I do this all the time and it’s really cool to see someone like Mike Johnston is using it too. And the paradiddle concept is killing it. :)

[@drummermomcjs]

Once again Mike your video brings far more value than the particular technique or skill you are focusing on. I love how you encourage creativity and exploration and how each of your videos is layered such that it builds several aspects of drumming and being a better person in general. 🙂

[@47heritage]

6 stroke rolls are great for getting around the kit easily. Those of us who were taught with the 26 essential rudiments and played some time in drum corps like Steve Gadd and myself learned this roll usually very early on. Nice instruction!

[@kevinb9790]

Whaaaaaaat? This is so rad. Moving rudiments into stickings/rudiments. Awesome concept.

[@stufromsaturday3957]

Absolutely love your lessons Mike, this is another right on the button and I can't wait to get started. Thank you for sharing as always.

[@joshkirkwoodrealty3643]

Your creativity is a constant inspiration. Love these ideas and love that I always have tons of ideas every time I watch a lesson of yours

[@danblackford3389]

Good lesson Mike, thank you

[@pjlogan386]

Thanks Mike,great teacher,saw you in Dublin few times.🇮🇪

[@jsabuilds2404]

Cool! What a neat tip for creative drum composition!

[@1988Wildchild1988]

thanks so much for this exercises and for sharing with us.

[@W_smith4X4X]

Thanks for the tips much appreciated

[@fotisyiannopoulos6824]

This exercise is in master studies 2 by Joe morello as extension of stick control r =rll and L=rrl

[@DanKesterke]

Great lesson. Congrats Mike!

[@jtz0]

We love you Mike

[@richp4449]

Thank you, Mike, for stating how long it takes to get a sticking pattern down to the point of owning it. It ain’t easy and it takes time. Just stick with it!

[@mattdegnan2989]

this is SO good

[@buddyblueyes]

Anyone else think Mike Johnston and guitarist Nick Johnston should do an album together? Johnston & Johnston! This must happen. Someone needs to make it so. Great advice, teaching and technique, as always!

[@funkybassguy68]

I burst ou laughing at when he says this is the beginning at the 6.30 mark. Superb hands and talent! 👍

[@bandthings]

I'll try to learn this for my channel!!😁

[@odeskoo]

good 'ol Mike 👍

[@manuelduran2271]

Excelente ejercicio.

[@forrestthomas5381]

I recently brought the pad from the drum room to the living room. #sixstrokerollsinthelazyboy!!!!

[@ammy_k-k2904]

ผมไม่สามารถรับรู้ได้ว่าคุณพูดอะไร แต่ผมเข้าใจ A -B ที่คุณสอน มันเป็นการสอนที่ยอดเยี่ยมที่สุดสำหรับการสอนของชาวต่างชาติที่ผมเคยได้ชมทั้งหมด ขอเป็นนักเรียนของคุณ คุณคือคุณครูที่ดีมาก

[@RoyaltonDrummer922]

Good stuff

[@TonyZaldivarDrummer]

Master!!!

[@tillgerke9481]

The goat himself!

[@julesdrums6167]

Miiiike Mike Mike mikes lessons Mike Mike Mike we love Mike

[@emiliocarpino6792]

This video lesson is 'pure sauce'. Tasty!

[@miker5233]

Jim Chapin Freddy Gruber Mike Johnston all legendary drum teachers

[@badhabits25]

Oh, now I get it

[@HenriqueSantos-vt3ty]

Mike🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@stevegodfreydrums]

We called that the badger strut when I was at uni

[@bobloblaw8660]

No sheet music for this?

[@AhmadEbrahimpour-tj4zc]

Hi what’s different 6 stroke with 6 tablet

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Mike play drums good.

[@VillePoranen]

I was practicing earlier today. I was wondering what is warming up. If I'm going to have a leg day at the gym I squat without weights. I think for the most of the regular drummers these are practicing itself and not warmups. Because we are not playing on the same level as Chris Coleman. We need to do our basics and not just warm up with these rudiments.😊

[@hasan_bahramian]

🌹 💞 💞

[@wilkinsnl]

Mike Johnston is the Super Bowl of online education. He’s a super nice guy too.

[@617dcollins]

Is this athletics? Where does music come into this?

[@echohawk9579]

I did ok slow but when I sped it up it turned into a Paradiddle diddle.

[@celticpridedrums]

why all instructors have to go as fast as possible after they show you rudiment--just showing off?

[@dreamerrt216]

Over my head, but I'm an idiot. It might as well be in another language.

[@617dcollins]

None of this matters

[@AAngel411]

I saw a similar lesson years ago from @adam tuminaro