Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 17 min Category: Rudiments
The single, double and triple paradiddles are broken down combining wrist strokes, bounce strokes, up strokes and down strokes.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 4 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments. Remember it is not the sticking that is important, it is the way you use your body to produce the right and left hand strokes. Always think musically, listen to Chad closely.
Teacher: Ralph Humphrey Length: 10 min Category: Technique
The double paradiddle is a 6-note grouping with 4 single strokes and a double stroke.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 2 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments. Remember it is not the sticking that is important, it is the way you use your body to produce the right and left hand strokes. Always think musically, listen to Chad closely.
Teacher: Ralph Humphrey Length: 12 min Category: Technique
The double paradiddle when applied to the drum set as groove creates a half-time shuffle feel.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 22 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments. Remember it is not the sticking that is important, it is the way you use your body to produce the right and left hand strokes. Always think musically, listen to Chad closely.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 17 min Category: Rudiments
The single, double and triple paradiddles are broken down combining wrist strokes, bounce strokes, up strokes and down strokes.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 13 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 13 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments.
Teacher: Chad Wackerman Length: 22 min Category: Rudiments
These lessons let you apply the system using a series of rudiments. Remember it is not the sticking that is important, it is the way you use your body to produce the right and left hand strokes. Always think musically, listen to Chad closely.