Скачать или смотреть 9 Minute Daily Single Paradiddle Warm Up | 16th Notes PLAY ALONG (60 - 90 - 120 BPM)

Grab your sticks, get to your pad, and let's work! This is the definitive Daily Single Paradiddle Warm Up specifically designed to master 16th note paradiddles. This session is a full 9-minute PLAY ALONG workout, meticulously structured to improve your muscle memory and hand speed through high-volume daily repetition.

To master the single paradiddle, you need consistent practice on your subdivisions. We drill the same 16th note pattern (RLRR LRLL) at three different intensity levels, with each tempo lasting for 3 full minutes. And try to apply accents!

Block 1: 60 BPM (3 Minutes) – Focus on perfect 16th note spacing, stroke height equality, and crystal-clear clarity.

Block 2: 90 BPM (3 Minutes) – Maintain relaxation in your wrists and fingers as the 16th note resistance increases.

Block 3: 120 BPM (3 Minutes) – The endurance phase. Keep the 16th note paradiddles smooth and avoid "galloping."

Note: There is a short reset period between each tempo. If you need some more rest simply pause the video and start whenever you are ready.

This routine is optimized for your snare drum, practice pad, or any flat surface.

Add this to your daily practice folder. Mastering 16th notes at these three tempos is the foundation of professional level hand control.

Once 120 BPM feels easy, use the Playback Speed settings (1.25x or 1.5x) to push your 16th notes to the next level.

00:00 - 60 BPM
03:07 - 90 BPM
06:15 - 120 BPM

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