Traditional Grip Push/Pull Technique for Blazing Single-Strokes

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6 ай бұрын

A tutorial on the right hand push/pull: • Push Pull Hand Techniq...
In this tutorial, I go through 1) the traditional grip push/pull motion, 2) application to single-strokes for speed, and 3) some exercises and examples to develop the technique. A similar traditional grip technique has been used by Buddy Rich, Tommy Igoe, and Greyson Nekrutman. This video was made in response to a comment left on one of my videos asking me to explain what I played in the following short:
• Tommy Igoe Left Hand (...
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@jeffreywegener8841 Күн бұрын

Thanks . Tommy’s dvd book changed everything for me .

@frankkalejo8809

I play match ,

@williamthestarwarsdad

Thank you very much for this. After taking a 15 year hiatus. Relearning drums, beginning with jazz. And this has been a huge help.

@brianmcguire5175

You've explained that so well, you've demystified this for me. Thanks a bunch! My homework set for the immediate future haha

@xx_thelordandsaviour69_xx81

thank you for making this!!

@stevenaustin4591

I may have a go at this now on the kit. Everyday is a learning day! :)

@sparrow5442 21 күн бұрын

Thank you , great video

@jc3drums916

Very nice technique, but I wouldn't categorize it as a push/pull, more like an advanced finger technique (although I suppose you could argue the thumb is pushing and the index finger is pulling). Push/pull are techniques that produce a stroke when your hand is moving downward, and another when moving upward. In tradtional grip, it's more of a lateral motion - the push is when the hand turns over so the palm faces down, and the pull is when the hand turns back to the normal position. It should look like the tip of the stick is staying in one place, while the butt end is moving side to side. A second push/pull is sort of the reverse of the first, like a two-note Moeller. A third push/pull can be done with the palm facing upward and the fingers straighted under the stick. The fingers do an alternating release and catch as the hand moves down and up slightly.

@garyrynar3308

Traditional grip..love it..

@user-vl1uk2vd5l

Great video Nick!

@garyrynar3308

Awesome great chops

@darrybtw

10:28

@notsoquiet6598

HOLY SHIIIT.

@timothyscanlan812

Excellent explanation. Thanks for posting

@kevinfugina1770

Damn!!!!! Wow

@Progdrummer

Great lesson , thanks

@rmmccarthy1240

Nice job, Nick.

@alexg4284

Great hands

@johngrant3010

Great technical at higher speed. How did you manage the emotional frustration element of development at the lower speeds? How long did it take you to get the technique up to speed? What about pulsing with accents? Good all round lesson!

@timothyscanlan812

You asked for a good example for a use. How about the introduction for the venture's song walk don't run. One full measure of fast 16 notes. I think the tempo is something like 156 bpm