1. Work on exercise number 2 of coordination exercises.
   

2. make sure you get a count in before you start playing. Make sure you say 1 on the ding.
   

3. Make sure to keep feet on pedals.

New Page!

1. Polish up number 4.
   

2. Count loudly out loud.
   

3. move on to new page if needed:

Piano Forte

1. Practice left both left both with a right foot stomp on every left.
   

2. Work with flash cards, recognition, then examples, then playing.
   

3. keep sticks low, and play from wrists.
   

From the wrist

1. Start sessions with flash cards or focus exercises.
   

2. Work on articulating from the wrist.
   

3. keep counting aloud.
   

4. Play sticks to metronome from more volume.
   

5. keep sticks low.

Low sticks

1. Work on keeping sticks low to pad between hits.

2. Work on hitting in the center area of pad.

3. use wrists up and down only, no twist.

4. Play with equal force, play hard the whole time.
   

5. Experiment with single hand faster tempos.
   

6. count out loud consistently.
   

7. keep using two hand slow with force exercise.
   

8. Keep stick tips pointed towards each other with out crossing.

Loud and with Feeling

1. Practice both hands and counting loud to slow metronome.

2. Keep working on old hat snare pattern.

Play with Force (Updated)

1. Count in and count out loud loudly.
   

2. If enough consistency up tempo.
   

3. Play and count loud always.
   

4. Work on playing left hand all four beats and right hand on beats 2 and 4. Count while playing.

5. play from your wrists.

6. play with metronome.

7. Be serious. Play slow.

Force (updated)

1. Practice playing beats 1,2,3, and 4 with left hand and beats 2 and 4 with the right hand.
   

2. Sustain sessions of playing for longer.

3. Count loud out loud to the metronome. Make sure to start on the one.

4. clap while counting to the metronome.

5. Count and play with sticks loud to the metronome.

6. Play with your wrists.

7. hover, up, hit. Up and hit on their own beats.