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Where Should You Position Your Foot On The Pedal Board? - James Payne

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Positioning the foot in different part of the pedal board will give us completely different feelings and approaches to our foot technique. Let's see some pros and cons of each position!
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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@felixgarstka 4 года назад

advice for every feet: less pain, more Payne 😂

@JamesPayneDrums 4 года назад

Ahaha!

@Ricacardo 4 года назад

Been playing for about a year now and the real game changer for me was when I saw your videos about spring tension, using the heel down technique and placing your whole foot on the pedal. Before, I made the mistake of doing exactly as you explained in this video: placing it at the very edge of the pedal to gain more speed. But I did indeed lose volume and control and now that I switched things up, which is taking a bit of getting use to, I'm definitely feeling (and hearing) the benefits of placing the foot across the whole pedal board. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

@JamesPayneDrums 4 года назад

Super glad to hear that man!

@Hate999Hate 4 года назад

Main thing, that i understood - doing a heel-down exercises is very important part, if you really want play fast double bass.

@JamesPayneDrums 4 года назад

It helped me a lot, even if I don't apply it in my playing, it's been a great exercise for my ankle motion!

@ashrasmun1 4 года назад

I even think that learning swivel motion is helpful even if you are not going to use it - it helps with teaching muscles how to relax. It helped me to "sky rocket" from 150bpm to 180+.