Drumming Foundation: Start you're beat.
Drumming Foundation: Start you're beat.
Learn the essential drumming techniques, rhythms, and patterns. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting to strengthen their foundation.
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Rhythm after foundation
Rhythm after foundation
In Rhythm, we take the foundation you built and explore how you express rhythm uniquely. Here, you’ll discover your personal groove, how to stay in sync, and how to push your rhythmic boundaries while staying true to your style.
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Groove & Control-Live Session
Groove & Control-Live Session
In this course we focus on groove and control. After building your foundation and exploring rhythm, this is where everything starts to feel natural. We'll work on playing steady, locking into the beat, and developing the feel that makes a drummer sound confident. We'll also start doing live sessions where we can talk, ask questions, and play together. This is where the community really starts to grow.
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Playing With Confidence
Playing With Confidence
A lot of drummers don’t talk about confidence enough. You can know the groove, but if you hesitate it won’t feel right. For this part of the lesson, record yourself playing it. Don’t overthink it or keep redoing takes. Just hit record and post that first take in the group. It doesn’t have to be perfect. The point is showing up, committing, and getting comfortable sharing your progress.
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Practice & Progress
Practice & Progress
This session is about consistency. Drumming improves when you show up and put the time in. It doesn’t have to be perfect and it doesn’t have to be long. Just sit down, play, and keep working on the groove. Progress comes from repetition and small improvements over time. If you tried this session, record a clip and share it. Also drop a comment with your thoughts or any ideas you’d like to add.
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Stamina & Control (Stacking Pattern's)
Stamina & Control (Stacking Pattern's)
This session is about building stamina and getting both hands comfortable around the kit. Most of us naturally rely on our dominant hand, but working the opposite side can really help balance everything out and build control. It might feel a little awkward at first, but that’s part of the training.
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