I am a world leading expert in solving drummers injury problems and indeed achieved the accolade in 2016 of becoming the first and only non-medical member of BAPAM's (British Association for Performing Arts Medicine) training team for drumming related issues.
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Unlike so many other so-called 'experts' who offer advice on certain elements of the problems that can be encountered by drummers (e.g. posture or kit ergonomics), I have - through over 25 years of study, experimenting and application (not to mention over 45 years of playing) - developed a unique, holistic approach.  This is the ONLY responsible way to tackle such issues, as no one drummer is the same.  
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I see many people offering solutions that are simply not fit-for-purpose.  For instance, go on YouTube and you will find 'experts' on Alexander technique trying to 'shoe-horn' this method on to drummers. Don't get me wrong, Alexander technique is great, but it was never conceived for anything remotely relating to what drummers do.  In any case, as I mentioned above, looking at one aspect of a drummer's playing in question is not the answer.  
 
Also - and this is vital - seeking impersonal advice online is potentially dangerous; no self-respecting practitioner can try to offer a solution without engaging with you in-person.  AVOID anyone who claims they can!  
 
​So, should you find yourself in the unfortunate position of needing help in this area, please get in touch and I will devise a personal plan for you.  

To give you an idea how this all works, there is a fixed fee based upon 2 initial sessions.  We start with an assessment, which is preferably in-person but can be done via Skype or FaceTime. This can take up to 2 hours, but follow-up sessions - whether in-person or online  - are typically 45 minutes to 1 hour.​​  If more than these two sessions are required, additional charges will apply (Go to the 'Booking A Session' page for more details) .




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