Yaw digs into some exercises and detailed advice about specific techniques and exercises to help you improve your speed while playing, while still remaining accurate and articulate with you note making.

An exercise in the form of an African rhythm and accompanying dun pattern. this exercise is great for helping you work on your dexterity with your sounds and some interesting timing.

Yaw walks us through step by step through his advanced technique to achieve piercing slaps, solid warm tones, and deep round bass. He also gives us some great exercises to practice in order to hone these techniques

We explore some more 4:4 exercises, this time as a faster pace and with some dexterity challenges. A great exercise for those who are looking to take their playing to an intermediate level, Or intermediate drummers who want to hone their skills.

This 4:4 exercise will help improve your dexterity and speed, with a few tips to help you keep timing accurate and how to improvise with your own music.

Yaw Asumadu, an international performer and Master djembe player guides you through practice exercises that are guaranteed to improve your playing, and with persistence, will fast track you to level up your Djembe skills