My objective is to contribute and give value to the drumming community, offering exhaustive and stimulating condensed knowledge, to provide effective answers and studies on topics that typically aren't fully covered.

I’d like to introduce my work with this method. I’ve called it a challenge because it is, in many ways. Not because it’s extremely difficult, but because it requires to implement a series of new behaviours. Which is the hard part.

We've heard a million times how quality beats quantity. That's especially true in improving your drumming skills! I believe the main element of quality practice sessions is being organized. It’s super easy to keep track of your improvement when you record every day the bpm of each exercise you are practicing and for how long you have worked on it.

Steve Jordan is one of the greatest drummers of our time. Here is a tribute to his amazing grooves. You can click on each groove in the Pdf to go to its specific time in the YouTube video where I play each example.

Rudiments can be not only very useful as far as technique goes, but also incredibly fun and musical to play. In these two studies we learn two solos, one in 4/4 and one in 6/8. By clicking on each page you can watch the demo video on YouTube.