on 2013-08-28
Are you having problems with your hi hat foot independence? Today we have another great exercise for you on the topic of hand-foot independence!
Philip Ellis shows us 8 different exercises covering hi hat hand-foot independence, a great lesson, as always.
Make sure you remember to practice slowly at first and then speed up over time with the help of a metronome.
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Hand / foot independence is always hard to achieve for a drummer and this exercise has been tought just to help you improve your hand foot coordination and mental independence. We have a total of 4 exercises here, ...
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