Should drumming be painful?
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Most drumming-related aches and pains are a result of bad technique. The good news is that attention to grip, posture, bass drum technique, and drum set ergonomics can help you stay healthy! In conjunction with this video blog, we strongly recommend watching Special Feature Video (Course 6) Part 1, which covers all of the above areas of development in detail.
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7. Frequently Asked Questions
Lessons
Understanding equipment
Understanding equipment
How do I assemble a drum set from the box?
How do I assemble a drum set from the box?
How do I tune my drums?
How do I tune my drums?
Which drum sticks should I use?
Which drum sticks should I use?
Should drum sticks break?
Should drum sticks break?
What is a click track?
What is a click track?
Are there any books available to help me?
Are there any books available to help me?
Drumming and your health
Drumming and your health
Should drumming be painful?
Should drumming be painful?
Should I protect my ears?
Should I protect my ears?
Building technique
Building technique
How long does it take to learn the drums?
How long does it take to learn the drums?
Why is reading music notation important?
Why is reading music notation important?
Are the drum set rudiments important?
Are the drum set rudiments important?
What is sticking?
What is sticking?
How do I drum faster?
How do I drum faster?
Practice tips
Practice tips
How much should I practice?
How much should I practice?
