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Ergonomics – Part 2: Bass Drum Positioning and Seat Height

December 22, 2025 Rick Van Horn Comments Off on Ergonomics – Part 2: Bass Drum Positioning and Seat Height

Drumming News : By Rick Van Horn Last time we defined “ergonomics” as the relationship of the human body to doing any sort of work, and we examined that relationship in terms of cymbal and […]

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Ergonomics – Part 1: Cymbal and Rack Tom Positioning

December 10, 2025 Rick Van Horn Comments Off on Ergonomics – Part 1: Cymbal and Rack Tom Positioning

Drumming News : By Rick Van Horn Today’s technology has produced its own vocabulary, including a number of terms that are hybrids of words used in science, industry, academics, etc. Such a word is: “ergonomics.” […]

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Hitting The Road Tips For Drummers Just Getting Into Playing Shows – By Rick Van Horn

April 6, 2025 Rick Van Horn Comments Off on Hitting The Road Tips For Drummers Just Getting Into Playing Shows – By Rick Van Horn

Drumming News by Rick Van Horn I started playing drums in bands at the age of thirteen. That was in 1964, just after the Beatles had ushered in the British Invasion. I started making money […]

  
 
 
 
 
 

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