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Hoots : Improving drumstick control in non-dominant hand Why is it that my drumstick in my dominant hand always hits the same spot yet the drumstick in my non-dominant rarely does? - freshhoot.com

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Improving drumstick control in non-dominant hand
Why is it that my drumstick in my dominant hand always hits the same spot yet the drumstick in my non-dominant rarely does?


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Mainly due to the dominant hand/wrist/arm having years of practice being pretty accurate , whereas the non-dominant one/s have been lazy!

If you had used both equally in all sorts of tasks - throwing a ball, punching, picking up, prodding, swiping, the list goes on, then they'd be about equal, and you'd be fairly ambidextrous. Which is a good thing for a drummer.

Even with matched grip, that non-dominant limb needs to catch up on the years of practice its partner has over it. Try to favour it more - after all, the dominant one can pretty well cope.


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