ScubaSteve
Junior Member
Brilliant idea I came up with just now
I knew my left hand needed more work. I came up with an idea to constantly work your hand even while your on the internet!
If your computer set up is like mine, this should work, if not, improvise! I have my subwoofer sitting under the desk next to my left leg. I put my small practice pad on top and it rests at the perfect comfort zone. It is completely not obtrusive, rather than setting up a stand and sitting at an awkward position that would hamper your digital vacation.
Grab one stick, then practices your single strokes and double strokes even when you're browsing the web! If you do it right, there should be no pain at all. It's not in the least bit distracting from your internet experience, similar to spinning a pen or twirling your hair or whatever you guys do these days.
Another bonus, what I like to do since I started doing this is to play along with the tempo of whatever song is playing on my computer. This keeps it fun as well. Perhaps play 16th notes, then accent each stroke every time a snare is hit during the song that is currently playing.
What do you guys think? Anybody going to try this? Am I lame? Has it been done?
I knew my left hand needed more work. I came up with an idea to constantly work your hand even while your on the internet!
If your computer set up is like mine, this should work, if not, improvise! I have my subwoofer sitting under the desk next to my left leg. I put my small practice pad on top and it rests at the perfect comfort zone. It is completely not obtrusive, rather than setting up a stand and sitting at an awkward position that would hamper your digital vacation.
Grab one stick, then practices your single strokes and double strokes even when you're browsing the web! If you do it right, there should be no pain at all. It's not in the least bit distracting from your internet experience, similar to spinning a pen or twirling your hair or whatever you guys do these days.
Another bonus, what I like to do since I started doing this is to play along with the tempo of whatever song is playing on my computer. This keeps it fun as well. Perhaps play 16th notes, then accent each stroke every time a snare is hit during the song that is currently playing.
What do you guys think? Anybody going to try this? Am I lame? Has it been done?