Warm Ups To Survive Drumming -Learning with Out Limits with Jonathan Joseph - Masters of Canopus

WARM-UPS TO SURVIVE
Over the years, I have learned the importance of warming up. Taking time to warm up is essential to having longevity as a drummer playing at the highest levels of musical expression.
The rudiments I use work really well for me. They address the physical issues I have and make it possible for me to execute the drums properly. There are many rudiments that you can use to help you warm up and develop better chops. I encourage you to figure out which rudiments work well for you and do them before you perform. If you are not currently warming up, you will notice a significant difference when you start to play. I use warm-ups as an endurance exercise as well as I have found I need to be able to sustain my chops and not become stiff and tired during the show.
As always, if you would like more information, contact me via my website: Jonathanjosephdrums.com/contact
You can download a copy of my book Exercises In African American Funk here:
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Music Minus Drums, accompanying music for my book is available on my website:
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JONATHAN JOSEPH PLAYS
Canopus Drums & Accessories
Sabian Cymbals
Evans Heads
Setup in the video:
Canopus Ash Drums -
10x7 12x8 14x13 16x15 22x16
Zelkova Snare drum 14x6.5
Chromcast Pedals
VS cymbals
17 18 20 22 14 Hats
Evans G2 Clear Heads
Recorded on:
Focusrite Rednet system
Engineered & Video done by Arvydas Gazarian (the pro)