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kevthedrummer
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No U must be new to it 
drummergurl
Active Member
nah its alright, unless its stoopidly fast! (was gonna say summat else then but restricted myself too much of this i think :guiness ) anyhoo, no not really, but there is the odd occasion, i fink its a case of buildin up[ ur muscles with playin, so do abit, have a break, do abit more, have a break, and that way i fink u shid build up ur musckles.
but if u start off doin 10mins a day for a week or woteva, then go up 10mins for the next week, dunno if that would work, so dunno
too much of this i think :guiness ) anyhoo, no not really, but there is the odd occasion, i fink its a case of buildin up[ ur muscles with playin, so do abit, have a break, do abit more, have a break, and that way i fink u shid build up ur musckles. but if u start off doin 10mins a day for a week or woteva, then go up 10mins for the next week, dunno if that would work, so dunno
Well Worth It
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Only from sunburn. 8)Jessica said:
Naomi McFadyen
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Sometimes, but I have had problems which I wouldn't dare worry you or anyone else with...
Just make sure you are as relaxed as possible, ie not gripping your sticks for dear life! and don't do too much in too little space of time...
Best thing is rest up! and as drummergurl says, have breaks often, espeically when practising... build it up to strengthen your muscles....
Ooh... and carrying drums before hand doesn't do you any favours either, if you then setup and play straight away! That's too mucho! :lol:
Just make sure you are as relaxed as possible, ie not gripping your sticks for dear life! and don't do too much in too little space of time...
Best thing is rest up! and as drummergurl says, have breaks often, espeically when practising... build it up to strengthen your muscles....
Ooh... and carrying drums before hand doesn't do you any favours either, if you then setup and play straight away! That's too mucho! :lol:
Bluebottle
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marching with large clash cymbals does! doesnt holding up a cornet/trombone for ages hurt ur arms?! :wink:
Miss Presley
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Dunno bout anyone else, but my arms ache like mad after a march holding my cornet, also if I practise for too long aswell!Bluebottle said:
Miss Presley
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Sunburn, apart from today, where has the sun been?Well Worth It said:
drummerboy
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As with any instrument (and I have tried with a few!) if you've been playing the instrument a few years, and are playing it correctly, then you should only get fatigued, rather than actually hurting. Everyone gets tired after long amounts of playing, however, I find with percussion, just like brass, it's best to do some kind of warm up before doing any long amounts of playing.
jameshowell
Active Member
Well it took me a while to get used to my new trumpet which weighs around 5lbs! Didn't half make my shoulders ache on long rehearsals or if i had a day with 2 0r 3 rehearsals in!Miss Presley said:
sparkling_quavers
Active Member
not normally, although I do remember one time after carrying 4 big books back to the library (stupidly holding them infront of me for about a mile walk from student halls) and not being able to lift my cornet in rehearsal for longer than a minute SERIOUSLY was not good!Miss Presley said:
backrowbloke
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dont practise thenMiss Presley said:
jameshowell
Active Member
Yeh, we wouldn't want to injure ourselves and have to sue our teachers for making us work too hard... :lol:backrowbloke said:dont practise then
Naomi McFadyen
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:shock: :shock: :shock:
drummergurl
Active Member
lmao!! dont warroy naomi, u wont be sued by me! my lessons are too fun to even think about suing
Naomi McFadyen
New Member
Yaaaay Fankuuuuu
EDIT: WARROY?!?! LMAO!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Fankuuuuu EDIT: WARROY?!?! LMAO!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
drummergurl
Active Member
i mean worry stoooopid fingers
mikelyons
Supporting Member
I have a better idea! :idea:jameshowell said:Yeh, we wouldn't want to injure ourselves and have to sue our teachers for making us work too hard... :lol:backrowbloke said:dont practise then
I think teachers should be allowed to sue students for inflicting pain and torture on our delicate ears during lessons. Just think! £500 every time some child presses the *beep* demo button on a keyboard, £1000 every time some cornet player asks if they can play "Titanic". £150 every time they forget their instrument/music..
Oh I can see the money rolling in!
( :lol: all the way to the bank)