To fix and even out your weak hand, just follow the simple rule of what goes for the right hand goes for the left hand.

Imagine if a football player told his coach..."You know what coach, I love playing on this team, but I just don't want to lift weights. I just hate going to the gym. But I just want to play football every day...I think I'll just play my own style of football." How well do you think that this revelation would go over with the coach? Now, to me this is the same thing as someone saying, "I love playing the drums, but I just don't want to play/learn rudiments. I think I'll just play my own style." Yeah, right.... It really isn't that hard to learn your rudiments...but once you learn them; you'll see that it's well worth your time!!! Thanks!

Check out this little paradiddle exercise...it's great for a warm up...doesn't have to be played fast ...great for hand coordination. Pattern is: RLRR -L R- LRLL R L- RLRRLRLL-R L R R- LRLL - R L- RLRR -L R - LRLLRLRR - L R L L Try this for a while before you hop on your drum set!

In your opinion, what is the toughest Rudiment to play? Let's just refer to the PAS 40 list for now (I know that there are tons of backbreaking rudiments from the list of hybrids)