A couple of things to bring to the gig besides your drums.

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It is important to take regular breaks when practicing for a long time.

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Can "feel" be taught or are you just born with it or not?

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This tip helps you with really getting things that you're learning.

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Thoughts on using devices to tune your drums.

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When trying to find drumsticks that feel great to play, it is helpful to know the characteristics that affect their performance. Let’s take a look at the things that make the difference.

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How do you know when to move on from what you're practicing? Here are two things to consider.

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Tune in to The Drum Set Shrink Podcast: Episode 65 to learn about electric drum sets! If you're a drummer or music enthusiast, you won't want to miss this episode.

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Why do teachers love to tell you to slow down? This is why we must slow down when we practice.

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Ever feel like you’re not “good enough” to call yourself a drummer—even when you’ve been putting in the work? You’re not alone. Impostor syndrome can creep in at any level, from beginners to seasoned pros, and it can seriously mess with your confidence and creativity.

Whether you're doubting your skills, comparing yourself to others on social media, or second-guessing your right to be on stage—this one’s for you. You belong behind the kit. You’re doing the work. Let’s talk about how to own it.

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