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Double kick drumming involves both of your feet (instead of just one) and will allow you to play faster, more complicated beats, fills, and solos. The easiest foot techniques involve playing with your heels either up or down, but if you want a challenge, you can try rolling your feet onto the pedals to create even quicker beats. Whether you’re already a seasoned single-kick drummer or a total newbie, you’ll be able to create complicated and complex rhythms using the technique of your choice.
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Double kick drumming involves both of your feet (instead of just one) and will allow you to play faster, more complicated beats, fills, and solos. The easiest foot techniques involve playing with your heels either up or down, but if you want a challenge, you can try rolling your feet onto the pedals to create even quicker beats. Whether you’re already a seasoned single-kick drummer or a total newbie, you’ll be able to create complicated and complex rhythms using the technique of your choice.
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[[Category:Playing Drums]]
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==Steps==
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===Using the Heel-up Method===
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===Using the Heel-up Method===
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