Three things to say, Alex: The moment you start selling t-shirts that say "Stick Around And I'll Break It Down", I'll take one in EVERY COLOR! I like to donate drum sets to schools in economically disadvantaged areas but lately, I've not had any luck. As a result, I have three drum sets in my basement (in addition to the kit I play). However, I contacted a guy who runs a sort of charitable foundation in California called Drums For Drummers and long story short, he's going to put me in touch with a few music teachers at high schools in North Carolina (that's where I'm located), teachers who have already expressed a need for a kit. I'm very happy about that, very glad to be able (hopefully) to get these kits in the right hands. And finally, I'm off for the next two days so I'm going through and learning/brushing up on the lessons I've downloaded from your site. Plus, I'm off Thursday and possibly Friday so yeah, even more drumming will be happening. Have a great week and thanks again for the great lessons.

@alexribchester Hello, Alex, and how's it going? I'm having a problem with the email you sent. In the email, there's a link for "A Fun, Cool Sounding Double Kick Exercise." However, when I click the link, I'm taken to the the logon page. When I log on, I'm still not seeing any info about the video. Am I missing something obvious? Thanks in advance.

Additional comments on 363: I really like this fill because a lot of the movement is driven by your weak hand (your left hand, but I'm completely left-handed, so my weak hand is my right). Once you get the dynamics nailed and can do the fill without thinking about it too much, you can move it around the different toms on the triplets, extend the number of triplets, and so on. This fill is very very cool and a lot of fun to play.

Hello again, Alex. I'm now learning #363, the tom fill. It's a perfect example of what I mentioned above--something that isn't all that difficult but which sounds super cool, especially when you do it faster. In terms of lessons I'm looking for...I'm not entirely sure. I'm going to spend as much spare time as possible learning the previous 362 lessons first, which I suppose might take a while, huh? In all seriousness, now that I think about it, maybe a lesson on developing a solid single stroke roll. Mine kinda stinks, but I like to think that's because I really haven't spent that much time researching how to do one properly. Have a great week, and thanks for the reply! --Patrick

Hello, Alex! I just recently joined the site and I am looking forward to checking out the lessons. I start a new job tomorrow so things have been a bit turbulent lately, but things will have slowed down some by the weekend. I stumbled across a few of your videos on youtube a couple of months ago and was really impressed, so I thought I'd check out your site (which led to me becoming a sponsor). What I liked about your clips is that all of the things you come up with are (for lack of a less juvenile way of putting it...) very very cool. What's interesting about so many of them is that even when they're not exceedingly technically challenging, they just sound GREAT, especially when you start doing them a little faster. I'm looking forward to getting as much as possible out of this site. I do have a bass guitar lesson at 3pm on Saturday but as far as the rest of the weekend goes...I know how I'll be spending most of my time. Thanks, and I'll talk to you later.