The first step in learning linear fills. The secret to fast, creative fills that most of the top drummers don\'t teach you!

More linear fills. The secret to fast, creative fills!

More linear fills. The secret to fast, creative fills!

More linear fills. The secret to fast, creative fills!

More linear fills. The secret to fast, creative fills!

The last video in the linear fills series. The secret to fast, creative fills!

This is the hot sauce right here! These 32nd note fills will give you that advanced sound you have been looking for. Enjoy pt. 1

Just a little more spice for your Gumbo. This pattern is played in countless Metal and Gospel fills. Enjoy pt. 2

16th note fills using groups of 5. Part 1

16th note fills using groups of 5. Part 2

16th note fills using groups of 5. Part 3

16th note fills using groups of 5. Part 4

A blazing chop using the 6 stroke roll as a fill on the kit.

This lick was designed with one purpose in mind, throwing it down!

A new twist on the simple John Bonham triplet

This lick s guaranteed to impress. Simple but AMAZING when played clean and fast!

My favorite 5 stroke lick of all time.

Part 5 in this series that will teach you how to learn to improvise between the ride, kick and snare.

Part 4 in the series that will teach you how to improvise between the ride, kick and snare.

Part 3 in the series that will teach you how to improvise between the ride, kick and snare.

Part 2 in the series that will teach you how to improvise between the ride, kick and snare.

Part 1 in the series that will teach you how to improvise between the ride, kick and snare.

This is one if the most played licks of the past few years. You gotta know this one!

This is one of my favorite licks of all time. Has a very \"Vinnie\" vibe to it.

This is one crazy lick. It's one of my personal favorites!

Johnny explains his free hand technique.

This lick is like heaven. Angels sing when you play this one, lol

This lick is for the big boys, and girls. It's CRAZY!

These hand patterns are designed to give you creative new ways to orchestrate triplet fills around the drum set. Part 5 is a doosey, lol.

These hand patterns are designed to give you creative new ways to orchestrate triplet fills around the drum set. Part 4 is a hum dinger, lol.

These hand patterns are designed to give you creative new ways to orchestrate triplet fills around the drum set. Part 3 is a wicked good time, lol.

These hand patterns are designed to give you creative new ways to orchestrate triplet fills around the drum set. Part 2 is a saucy little biscuit, lol.

These hand patterns are designed to give you creative new ways to orchestrate triplet fills around the drum set. Part 1 is pretty easy but it's a good place to start, lol.

This video takes you through the first pattern in my new book. Linear Pattern 1, page 3.

This video takes you through the first pattern in my new book. Linear Pattern 2, page 4.

This video takes you through the 3rd pattern in my new book.

This video takes you through the 4th pattern in my new book.

This video takes you through the 5th pattern in my new book.

This video takes you through the 6th pattern in my new book.

This video takes you through the 7th pattern in my new book.

This thing is freaking awesome for double or single bass.

Learn how to use this common rudiment all over the kit!

Grooves, fills, showoff licks... all with this common rudiment.

Pt. 10 takes you through a combination of 3's, 5's, 4's and 6's.

Pt. 8 takes you through a combination of 3's, 4's and a 6.

Pt. 7 takes you through another new combination of 4's and 6's.

Pt. 6 takes you through a new combination of 4's and 6's

Pt. 5 takes you through a combination of 4's and 6's.

Pt. 4 shows you how to play the grouping of 5.

Pt. 3 shows you how to play the grouping of 3.

Pt. 2 shows you how to play the grouping of 6.

Pt. 1 shows you how to play the dynamic linear grouping of 4.

Just a little spice to make your grooves stick out.

This is one tricky little sweep. Be warned, lol

One of my favorite grooves of all time

This one is pretty simple but it packs a punch

This has a little Dennis Chambers vibe to it.

This is where it all begins. The double stroke sweep!

Now we are combining the single and triple Blushda.

In this video things get crazy. Too much to explain, lol

No we finaly get to combine everything we learned in vids 1-4.

Time to learn the Blushda Three! It's a doosey, lol.

Time to learn the Blushda Two. It's a biscuit and a half.

In this video I'll show you how to phrase it as triplets or 16's

Are you ready to learn one of the most famous licks of all time?

A bit more complicated than pt. 1 but still easy to understand

A simple Linear Triplet fill that sounds great in R&B or Gospel

These things are getting saucy now! Pt 5 is a beast.

Call it Gospel, call it Linear, either way it's a blast!