Footwork Academy
Private
445 members
Free
For double bass drummers whose feet fall apart between 110 and 165 BPM.
Fast bursts feel fine. Slow is clean. But hold 140 for a full song and your feet flams, tenses up, or gives out. Usually the weak side.
That's not a speed problem. Your foot has a bad habit hiding inside a good one, and more reps just bake it in deeper.
Inside:
- Why mid tempos are the hardest range to control
- Real footage of drummers getting diagnosed and fixed
- Free self tests you can run with your phone
- Drummers stuck on the same wall as you
For you if you've tried the drills, pedal tweaks and tutorials, or you're coming back after time away, and you're still guessing.
Run by Cameron Fleury: Mapex clinician, Evisceral drummer, 500+ footwork diagnostics. Has coached Matt Halpern (Periphery), Greyson Nekrutman, Art Cruz (Lamb of God).
Find the flaw first. Speed follows.
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Fast feels fine but 140 falls apart? Your foot has a bad habit hiding inside a good one. Learn to find it and fix it.