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Our sticks are for use on a practice pad ONLY. They are for warming up and building your chops.
The sticks work in a few different ways.
1. If you're a touring drummer, they are a great warm up tool. Most of our artists take their jobs very seriously. They usually warm-up before a show, and our sticks provide the perfect warm-up. Think of it like a batter putting a donut on his bat while taking practice swings. That way, when he gets to the plate, his swing is that much faster. Our sticks work in much the same way. The added weight not only strengthens your muscles, but it prepares you to go on stage and shred. Wood sticks feel like air after warming up with our sticks. If used regularly, your endurance, stamina (hand, wrist, and arm wise), and stick control will greatly improve. Most of our artists go through their normal rudiment warm-ups, just with our sticks instead.
2. For a marching corps drummer, the sticks act as a great way to work on your power and chops. Want to power through a snare or quad solo @ 190bpm, while on the move, and never worry about fatigue or loss of stick control? Our sticks give you that power.
3. Also, the sticks are great for just the recreational drummer to build power and endurance with. A fifteen year old drummer from northern california just wrote me an email the other day telling me how he finally was able to pull off a particularly challenging fill after practicing with our sticks for a few weeks. Using the sticks correctly and regularly (like any weight training) will result in immediate results.
We're always here to answer any other questions you guys might have. email: info [at] cadenceacademy.com aim- cadenceacademy
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