Which “sounds” better: cleanly taped sticks moving in unison, or a bunch of ratty old sticks moving in unison? Clean’s got my vote!īass drums probably draw the most visual attention on the field compared to the rest of the battery. If you don’t have a pristine and untouched pair of sticks stashed away for show day, make sure to re-tape them as close to performance time as possible. There's lots of ways to wrap a stick, but all of them should look good. Here are a few quick tips that will help you make a great first impression and take your group to the next level of clean: It is fun.but it’s more fun when you win! Take a little time before you hit the field to spruce yourself up a bit, and it might just help you have a little bit more fun. We all know winning is the reason we do this, though we’re told it’s just about having fun. It might get someone’s mom to cheer a little louder at the end of your show.
It might put a little doubt or lack of confidence into your competitors’ minds. It might get you those few extra fractions of a point to bump you up a spot. Your first impression to the judges, your competition, and the crowd can go a long way. Judges do their best to focus only on the music, but at the end of the day they’re people too - with all of the same unconscious bias that first impressions put on everybody. Looking your best doesn’t just affect your players it affects how the judges feel about your group before you play a single note. Looking good won’t automatically make you play clean, but it can do a lot to set the table for what you’re about to throw down. You spend hour after hour, day after day, month after month practicing with the end goal of playing clean beats at contests, but if your group looks shabby it can actually start you off in a bad light. I'm sure most of you have heard the saying “if you look good, you feel good.” That’s just as true for a drumline as it is for any individual.
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How To Make A Good First Impression With Your Drumline
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