This drumming course will help you get started playing the drums or sharpen your skills if you are already drumming.

Starting with how to hold your sticks, to the different feet techniques ending with understanding subdivisions and time signatures, all accompanied with useful practical exercises.

The 12 prerecorded lessons are divided into three sections.
A theory section for understanding the inner workings of music.
A technique section for getting the most out of you and the drum set without hurting yourself.
And a practice section to train the drumming muscles.

By visually explaining how to move, it will take a minimum of effort to either play your first drum beat or improve your drumming to perfection. I have developed a unique system en explanation that is easy to follow and understand, so you can concentrate fully on your playing ability. By dividing each lesson into 3 parts, it will be short and to the point so you will not be overwhelmed by all the information.

Next to the video, you will get a downloadable pdf with all the information and lesson materials you need to keep (forever).
Here is an overview of the subjects we will cover:

Lesson 1: Coordination
Theory: What is drumming, and how do we drum?
Technique: Stick Technique Rebound Stroke
Exercises: Coordination, first steps to a drumbeat

Lesson 2: Time signatures
Theory: Time signatures
Technique: Stick technique
Exercises: Accents

Lesson 3: Subdivisions
Theory: Subdivisions Metric and antimetric
Technique: Right foot technique
Exercises: Warmup

Lesson 4: Subdivision Antimetric
Theory: Compound time signatures
Technique: Left foot technique
Exercises: Make your fills interesting

Lesson 5: Building Rhythms
Theory: 16th grouping
Technique: Crash Cymbal technique
Exercises: Warm-up 2

lesson 6: Syncopation 1
Theory: Syncopation 1 accents
Technique: Ride and Bell of the ride cymbal
Exercises: Double stroke

Lesson 7: Syncopation 2
Theory: Syncopation 2 placement of notes
Technique: Side Stick
Exercises: 16th notes on hi-hat

Lesson 8: Syncopation 3
Theory: Syncopation 3 Strong and weak half of a measure
Technique: Open hi-hat
Exercises: Make your fills interesting

Lesson 9: Sight-Reading
Theory: Tempo
Technique: How to know what to learn
Exercises: Using Moeller technique on the drum set

Lesson 10: Grace Notes
Theory: Grace notes
Technique: Side Stick
Exercises: Flams

Lesson 11: TABS system
Theory: How to write a beat with the D-TABS method
Technique: How to deal with making mistakes
Exercises: Alternate sticking

Lesson 12: Song build-up
Theory: Build-up of a song
Technique: Jazzadiddle and Shufflediddle
Exercises: Easy and logical tricks

My advice is to spend up to you 5 days on every lesson before going to the next.
Practice a minimum of 20 minutes per day.
Stretch your muscles before playing and stop at the slightest sign of pain or stiffness.