The foot placement adjustment for more SPEED @thenonglamorousdrummer
The foot placement adjustment for more SPEED  @thenonglamorousdrummer
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
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If your right foot is struggling to play fast enough and in time, and you feel like you might be “working harder than you need to” (because your foot’s running into the chain and your knee’s hurting and you’re getting that annoying “flutter” sound when you play)…

Then today’s lesson is for you!

Without adjusting your foot to your pedal’s “sweet spot,” you’ll struggle to play as loud, fast, or as smoothly as you are actually capable of playing. But there’s a catch to this - one thing you have to do to make all of this work.

I’ll show you exactly how today by breaking down my 3 steps to a more comfortable, powerful bass drum foot - So that you’re able to play any kick pattern that comes your way. YOU CAN DO THIS!

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