Really?
*okay, done with sarcasm*
Uhm, JOSH, you need to attach your picture or something because it didn't load.

BTW, can I get one of the pro's in here to check out my left-hand technique (above) please?

here it is

Still not there...

Now it is...check it again.

For you CHS: I think I can speak for most of us by saying, I can't even hardly see all the fingers on your left hand to comment on it. Turn a light on, and then take another pic.

aaron: I am afraid that I will agree with drumdum on this one. That is rather bad there, but it isn't your fault though, you don't really have a quality person over where you're at so you didn't know any better.

Well, I don't think there's any "right" or "wrong" kind of technique, it just comes down to what you're comfortable and flexible with, and what other people "prefer".

Attached is a pic of my technique. My hands are kinda smallish, and you can see my stick of choice. <img src="/threads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> What do you guys think?

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Thanks to Mark Wessels for these pics of his great technique! This is from the Fresh Approach to Snare Drum Interative Site
http://www.thedrumclub.com/DOWNLOAD/freshapproach/freshapproach.htm

One more for you... If you want step by step instructions on how to look like this, follow the link to Mark's site and click introduction then traditional grip.



http://www.thedrumclub.com/DOWNLOAD/freshapproach/freshapproach.htm

I just checked out the site drumdum mentioned and it great. It shows you exactly what to do to make your left hand technique great...and I can say after seeing that pic that my instructor knew what he was doing because that is what my grip looks like...woohoo

I am at work or I would snap a pic...maybe later.

THIS IS MY LEFT HAND TECHNIQUE

Sigh, let me explain something to you guys. You can't just show a picture of how you hold your left hand, and just say that is your technique. That isn't what I am talking about. I am talking about how your left hand plays, what kind of stroke you use, and all that other stuff. Come on, Like I said, no scrub post, and to define it, don't just post a picture of your left hand an just pass if off as "my left hand technique.