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🎉 Micro-win of the Day. New ear pads on the ol' cans. Steadily working on the podcast home studio setup, 3 years with the factory ear pads, time to get them ready for the next chapter 👌💪 Celebrate the small wins 🎉 I started cooking in college and have always loved how food brings people together. Had a great time hanging with master chef Mom @tkcooking in the kitchen this afternoon on our day of rest. Here's the final reveal of the smoked salmon. Check out today's Instagram stories to see how it was made! ❤️ Q: "What do you usually play to build chops?" -@Seabear671 A: There are different kinds of chops to build. You might have singles chops, roll chops, paradiddle chops, flam drag chops, etc. Building chops is about gradually increasing the threshold of how fast, loud or soft you can play something while maintaining the quality. Make a chart for yourself and list the skills that you're working on, and the tempos (increasing by eight beat increments) that you're trying to achieve. Gradually check them off as you go! Photo: Text excerpt from Volume 4 "That's How We Roll" - marchingpercussionplaybook.com/vol4 🖐IMPORTANT!! Constantly check and confirm you are maintaining relaxation, quality, and technique. Sacrificing those for speed can lead to tension or undesirable habits. When I was in middle school, my band director would give me a lesson once a week during his lunch period. He was a percussionist as well, and I remember he'd show or tell me something, and then take a bite of his sandwich while I worked it out. Instead of chilling out for a period, he would generously share his time helping out an aspiring percussionist. He showed me how to hold my first drumstick, taught me from 6-12th grade, coached me to winning first chair Texas All-State as a sophomore, and is now often my inspiration for how to serve my students and the values I should try to impart on them. 20 years later, I sent him a copy of my book as a surprise gift. I hope he likes it. • Hard copies are done! Thanks so much to everyone that supported and ordered a book. If I can ever help, you know where to find me 👍 LAST CALL! Hard Copy cart closes indefinitely tonight at 11:59pm PST ⏰ Watch how it's packaged, clickable link in bio -> http://marchingpercussionplaybook.com/shop/hard-copy/ • Have you ever seen someone do something and thought, “I want to do THAT.” I’ve now written the Marching Percussion Playbook to help other teachers and students that have seen an amazing drumline at some point and thought, “I want to do THAT.” Through this collection, I share what I’ve experienced and learned over the years to help you achieve your “THAT” moment. Say goodbye to the days where you wondered what you should be practicing, and welcome the confidence of knowing you are setting yourself up for success. I can wait to help you get started, and thanks for your interest in the MPP – Cheers! -Huei I'm always looking for teaching moments where you can work a concept, but have a little extra fun by making a game out of it. Recap at the end of a lesson for 5 mins and find some gold! 😂 Note to self: order @liquidrum Perc Accessories Vol 1 book, consider making "Tambo Time" a weekly class series 🎉Nice job, guys - same deal next week? 😉

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