Why your 16th doubles choke out at 120bpm @thenonglamorousdrummer
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Are your doubles choking out, becoming softer and more muddled when you reach 120bpm?

If your doubles get quieter and sloppier as you get faster, and more specifically your 16th doubles completely choke out into oblivion at 120bpm, leaving you frustrated with your lack of technical prowess… Then today’s lesson is for you.

There’s a reason why many drummers’ doubles fall apart at 120, and we’re going to target that weak spot today… So that your doubles are strong, clean, and actually applying to the drumset for faster timekeeping & more intricate playing.

The secret lies in making sure you’re doing this one thing BEFORE working in the fingers. I’ll show you how today. YOU CAN DO THIS.

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Why your 16th doubles choke out at 120bpm
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Why your 16th doubles choke out at 120bpm

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