Drag Windmill Watch full HD video extract below Login to access full lesson This exercise is an extension of the drag tap and alternates between right and left hands. By Steven McWhirter | Level: | Part of: Learn with Steven McWhirter « Flam Windmill Flam Windmills – Groups of 6 » Learn with Steven McWhirter Right Hand Technique Left Hand Technique Technique Overview Tap Sound Notation – Above & Below the Line Double Strokes – Mummy Daddy Paradiddle Triplet Single Stroke Development Flam Elementary Revision Exercise Open Five Stroke Roll Open Seven Stroke Roll Open Nine Stroke Roll Open Thirteen Stroke Roll Open Twenty Five Stroke Roll Buzz Sound Continuous Closed Roll Closed Twenty Five Stroke Roll Closed Thirteen Stroke Roll Closed Nine Stroke Roll Closed Seven Stroke Roll Closed Five Stroke Roll Dot & Cut Paradiddle Accent Accented Paradiddles Accented Dot & Cut Paradiddles Accented Triplets Flam Paradiddles Flam Paradiddles – Dot & Cut Flam Triplets Flam Tap Development Tap Flam Development Triplet to Flam Development Paradiddle to Flam Development Single Fives Single Sevens Single Nines Accented Single Four Strokes Accented Single Six Strokes Accented Single Eight Strokes Accented Single Four Stroke Exercise Accented Single Eight Stroke Exercise Dead Stroke Tap & Dead Stroke Dead Stroke Development Closed Drag Drag Tap Five Stroke Roll to Tap Seven Stroke Roll to Triplet Flam Tap to Buzz Six Stroke Roll Continuous Six Stroke Roll Twelve Stroke Roll Clean Roll Endings Practice Pad Position Three Four March – Middle Phrase Three Four March – 1st Part Building Phrase Three Four March – 2nd Part Building Phrase Three Four March – 3rd Part Building Phrase Three Four March – 4th Part Building Phrase Three Four March – 1st Part Complete Three Four March – 2nd Part Complete Three Four March – 3rd Part Complete Three Four March – 4th Part Complete Introduction Rolls Three Four March – Complete Two Four March – Middle Phrase Two Four March – Ending Phrase Two Four March – 1st Part Building Phrase Two Four March – 2nd Part Building Phrase Two Four March – 3rd Part Building Phrase Two Four March – 4th Part Building Phrase Two Four March – 1st Part Complete Two Four March – 2nd Part Complete Two Four March – 3rd Part Complete Two Four March – 4th Part Complete Two Four March – Complete Four Four March – Middle Phrase Four Four March – Ending Phrase Four Four March – 1st Part Building Phrase Four Four March – 2nd Part Building Phrase Four Four March – 3rd Part Building Phrase Four Four March – 4th Part Building Phrase Four Four March – 1st Part Complete Four Four March – 2nd Part Complete Four Four March – 3rd Part Complete Four Four March – 4th Part Complete Four Four March – Complete Six Eight Compound Time – Dot Cut Six Eight March – Middle Phrase Six Eight March – Ending Phrase Six Eight March – 1st Part Building Phrase Six Eight March – 2nd Part Building Phrase Six Eight March – 3rd Part Building Phrase Six Eight March – 4th Part Building Phrase Six Eight March – 1st Part Complete Six Eight March – 2nd Part Complete Six Eight March – 3rd Part Complete Six Eight March – 4th Part Complete Six Eight March – Complete How much should I practice? Baby Shark Roll Sequence Development 7 – 13 – 25 Three Key Sounds : Buzz -Tap – Flam Flam Swiss Triplet Drag Swiss Triplet Flam Windmill Drag Windmill Flam Windmills – Groups of 6 Flam Windmills – Groups of 8 American Ratamacue American Flam Ratamacue Scottish Ratamacue Open Drags Dot & Cut Open Drag Development Dot & Cut Paradiddle with Closed Drag Eleven Stroke Roll Eleven Stroke Roll to Tap Eleven Stroke Roll to Six Stroke Roll Single Six Development Flam Six Development Drag Five Development Fives & Sixes Exercise Triplet Rolls Swiss Ruff Stick Dribble Technique Building Groups of 4 & 8 Technique Building Groups of 3, 6 & 12 Advanced Double Strokes Warmup Exercise #1 Five Stroke Roll Warm Up Left Flam Development Exercise Right Flam Development Exercise Wednesday Workout Drags Advanced Accented Paradiddles Advanced Paradiddle Tap Advanced Flamadiddle Tap Advanced Flam Windmill Drag Windmill Combinations Flamadiddle – Triplet – Flam
