Read this old post for some pointers/context. It's fairly impossible to screw up, provided you actually do the exercise, stay as relaxed as possible, and don't do anything too crazy-weird.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Basic doubles exercise
Just in case any one needs to see it written out, here is my preferred primary exercise for developing doubles, which I referenced in the YouTube open roll round up. Each note should be played as a full stroke— starting and ending with the stick raised:
Read this old post for some pointers/context. It's fairly impossible to screw up, provided you actually do the exercise, stay as relaxed as possible, and don't do anything too crazy-weird.
Read this old post for some pointers/context. It's fairly impossible to screw up, provided you actually do the exercise, stay as relaxed as possible, and don't do anything too crazy-weird.
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Hi again Todd, I've just commented in the 'youtube open roll round up' post. This is another great post - this site is a real goldmine, so thank you for providing an excellent resource.
Regarding this exercise, should those full strokes be wrist turns, or as in the Chapin video, inverted movements ? Or can they be either ?
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