Drum Lessons - Single Paradiddle Applied

This drum lesson focuses on how to apply the single paradiddle around the drum set.

The single paradiddle is one of the most popular drum rudiments. It is just a combination of single and double strokes. The best way to understand the sticking of the single paradiddle is by just pronouncing the name of the rudiment: pardiddle. "Para" represents the single strokes between the right and left hands, and the "diddle" represents a double stroke. The sticking goes like this: right, left, right, right. After that first sequence of the paradiddle you would now start with the left hand: left, right, left, left, and just continue to alternate between right hand lead and left hand lead.

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Single Paradiddle Applied Around the Drum-Set