SUPEЯFAST HANDS❗️ FREE LESSON❗️ 

The man is the human woodpecker.

You're technique is amazing

It seems the 3rd and 4th fingers give the high fast gear…and bounce even on the black pad….thanks for great lesson.

So...I thought that might be a fun practice. I hurt myself, my elbow and my pride. What a strange superpower you've got...I dig it.

If you could break down your actually technique I would really appreciate it. ❤️

Thank you for this. 🙌👍

It’s like the wings of a hummingbird! Crazy speed!

Hey Riccardo, thanks for this great lesson and insight of your playing! I'm a drum teacher myself and do drum camps from time to time - when we talk about technique always someone brings in your name and asks about the trembling-thing... 😉👍🏼 When i look at my own technique, i can absolutely relate to what you said: It is already there as a kind of natural piece of wrist motion and you built it up and created a new tool in all detail. I'll check that out for sure and even if someone doesn't want to play as fast or doesn't usw this in a musical situation - it's absolute worth it to learn more about your hands and for more control+feel! So thank you very much and all the best to you. Keep up your hard work and greetings from Germany! Jochen 🥁✌🏼😎

Great Mr.Merlini Thanks a lot for guiding

Парень, да ты монстр барабанного искусства!

Wow. super Riccardo. Thanks

Sei un Grande !!!!! Grande Riccardo !!!! Complimenti e grazie per questi bellissimi e interessantissimi Video !!! Buon Festività

This is impressive. You start at 150/160, it takes me 20 minutes to work up to 150. My approach has always been to remain relaxed, no tension in the fingers or hands, forearms. I can do the trembling thing but I don't have much control over it. Great exercises for sure!

Riccardo, do you have any videos (extreme or just teaching) of gravity blasting on the snare rim? Come on😁, we'd be interested to see how far you can push the envelope.

Hey Riccardo, you should try to apply some of this technique to Peter Magadini's Polyrhythm exercises. I bet you would create radical textures with fast 5s and stuff ❤

Great work

amazing. Shop link not working by the way. thanks

У меня совершенно случайно левая рука изучила эту технику лет десять назад, после бластбитов. Я добавил к пальцам небольшой тремор в кисти. К сожалению правой так не получается. Совместимость рук страдает. Да и левая постоянно хочет ускорится без надобности

I want an x-ray.. I think he's got a bumpstock installed in his wrist 🧐

🎼 Grazie 🎶💞🎶💞🎶💞🎶💞🎶

This man comes from outher space🤔😲

Dude thank you. Now i can annoy my mom with a pen on my desk in alien ways

Do this with kicks please!!

This lesson is just as good on feet btw.

Как всегда очень круто🤟😌 судя по всему push pull, не так важен для достижения высоких скоростей, я сам примерно так же стараюсь развиваться, не помню что я такое где либо слышал, или видел🙄

Amazing technique! Is the butt of the stick touching your palm at any point? Usually I avoid this but on low rebound surfaces sometimes I use the rebound of the palm. Is this what you are doing?

I learned that you have a very fast hand.

Angry Indian for the first time, and I'm 52 if you could bottle that for me I'd really appreciate it and make it extra strength please?? I'm still trying to get my head around a double stroke roll!!! Fml will I ever be worthy???God bless angry's even angrier now thanks riccardo

Riccardo, I purchased the written course The Killer Speed Secret and have worked on the first part of the course and want to buy the second part of the course but can not find it on your site(s) . Please tell me where to get it please. Also can not seem to get any faster because of the " trembling" action". I hope the other part will help me achive that. Any help will be appreciated.

With single strokes roll at 160 (32th notes) for 1 minute straight you would beat the world record with 1280 strokes per minute

That's Mayhem first song's Intro, haha! Btw, I could never do that using just one hand...

the thumb has to be aligned like in the german grip right?

My English may be a little bad. I'm just wondering this and I don't know if anyone else thinks like me. He uses both hands separately. However, there is no exercise in the form of a single stroke that combines both hands. That is, he develops the hands separately on his own, but does he automatically reach that speed as soon as he combines the two? So I didn't see Merlini working single stroke normally (using both hands separately) How does he reach this speed when he works with one hand and combines the two after a level? Can someone enlighten me on this? I also think about this: I've been working with one hand for a long time. And when I accelerate and put both hands together I get a quick single stroke. I think after a certain speed, there is a fast double-handed single stroke rate unintentionally.

I didn't learn anything!.. This is not a lesson.. for people they don't know your technique.. This is good lesson for guy's they know your technique sir! We can't learn this method because you are playing it to fast... I love your work But this motion need's explain on the hand and not on the pad at high speeds! Ty you are the best❤️💪

Great... like to know how long should you practice this for?

"Starting at 150 (300) bpm" 😧

THATS A WOW I DID NOT KNOW SOMEONE COULD DO THAT.but how?

Вауууууу😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮?!?!?!?

You expect me to do that?

😳🤯 Now you're talking 😂

This is an impressive demonstration, but in no way an explanation. He should talk about the technical approach (fingers, wrist, both?) more than just thundering ahead.

You’re left handed.

bello l'inglese con accento rovigoto🤣😂😅

Actually 8th note triplets