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What great information, its always a mystery on how to improve double bass speed. I am going to start using these exercises immediately. I know a simple thanks is not enough but I know I speak for a lot of us, we do really appreciate your expertise that you share freely with the rest of us.

I gave up so much, and still mid tempo’s are my wordt nightmare. Going to the studio in 2 months and i have put myself in a really difficult situation. It feels like how more i practise how worse my footwork developes. And at the end of a workout i cant even play 120bpm anymore. Every day is different. And again i’ll start again with these detailed tips. Thanks for that! And i love the emailing of the Bdm mastery. It gives me the motivation i need weekly!!

Cant wait to try this!!!

Thanks , when you start playing drums in your 50’s anything thing that can help speed up progress is very welcome.

Surprisingly, it only took several hours to tune in the desirable spring tension. I does help to increase the speed drastically after we can feel the beater trajectory. Some might say all of this just a common sense but why they're not think of it before. I will always feel grateful to know this. Thank you. 🙏🏽🙂

Great exercises 👌🏼🥁❤ Master

Wonderful videos 🤘🔥🤘

Kai Hahto taught me this exercise as well years ago. 🤓

Excellent Very Good.

Recht herzlichen Dank Hr. Professor😜 Geiles Video as usual. Weiter so🤘

No need for maxed spring tension, which I learnt from Dennis at ACD pedals and martin has also confirmed that in this video!......I can hit easily 180-200bpm with this set up on my Darwin pedals and have my coffee too 😉

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There's always infinite ways to combine an adjustment that go along with the leg weight and help to improve speed and accuracy overall. I see it like that clutch pedal middle point in a shifter car, once you find it, you are all set.🤘🏻🥁🤘🏻

Hey Martin, thanks for your great videos! I got a question, which is bothering me for quite some time now. When you say "quick contraction of the calf muscle" do you mean intentional and concious contractions or is that the twitching motion everybody does unintentionally when being either bored or nervous when sitting. When I raise my heel by contracting my calf, it automatically starts twitching and I can pull off something like 190-200 with each foot seperately for longer periods of time. I would like to know if I'm going in the right direction with this motion. Thanks!

Is okay that I need to swivel tol keep the momentum up or would this be fighting the natural swing?

Hi, would you recommend ankle/swivel or heel/toe technique to learn and commit to?

mnn... I'm giving this a try! would it work for speeds beyond 210? that's where I start to have trouble, as I feel the footplate and the pedal in general doesn't come back as fast as feel it needs!

hey marthyn, i have been searching the whole internet for a video like this. i have tried out the technique but i cant seem to control the speed. ANY TIPS??? please help. Thank you for this Awesome video

I managed to hack this technique myself. But maybe because my legs are heavy i cant do this movement right away. I cant lift my legs in the beginning so i start by placing ball of my foot at the root of the pedal and with great effort somehow get the beater swinging which takes aprox half hour. After that when i feel a bit more comfortable i start to gradually climb my foot towards the middle of the footboard and can pull around 180-190 for about 10 minutes or so before my legs get tired

Marthyn, or anyone, I have Axis A Longboard pedals. It seems that the beater angle adjustment is very limited due to the non-round shape of the cam. I can't get the beater to sit at 45 deg...only much less or much more. Can you offer any advice? (perhaps buy different pedals :) ) Great Video!

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how does the Yamaha ead 10 works for you?

I'm still having trouble using my calves, even after bringing the stool closer. Should I try the motion as slow as possible before speeding it up?

Hey Marthyn, I' ve also been stuck at 140 bpm with my left foot and haven't been able to improve for years now and it seems that this is because I can't seem to get that bouncing motion down with my left foot. Do you have any tips that could help me develop this bouncing motion with my left foot ? I can actually play a bit of faster and powerful double bass with both my feet combined but it's not very controlled and from my experience with my right foot I can just tell that my left foot is not up to scruff :(

when i do this swinging exercise without bass drum i swing it very stable and very fast without feeling any effor but once i add bass drum it easily goes out of control what could be the reason? i tried different beater angles but with bass drum added i never feel comfortable as swinging pedal only

Will the same exercise work with the springs removed but without removing the pedals from the bass drum? I don't have spare pedals and don't want to keep removing and replacing my pedals as this would eat into my little available time too much. Also how to control tension in the feet? For some reason my lead right foot tenses up above about 160 bpm and I find myself fighting to keep my heel down, while I don't seem to have that problem with my weaker left foot/ankle. Thanks!

Is this for a specific technique? I ask because of the movement of the feet you're talking about

I started drumming when I was 12, I'm 14 now and I'm at 200 bpm 16ths on my feet, is that good progress?

Thanks, pretty hard to hear that you were stuck at 130bpm at 14, when meanwhile I'm stuck at about 110bpm at 29... I'm really starting to think I have a disadvantage playing double bass somehow

I'm a big guy, 6'2" and over 220lbs. My pedal springs are almost all the way up and still don't support my leg weight? then what?

Kann die ankIe technik auch für d0ubIes verwendet werden und wenn ja, wie?