Moeller Stick Technique
This is a way of gaining speed, accuracy, and stick efficiency through essentially gaining two strokes or three for one hand movement. The natural physics of the stick will bounce multiple times when held in the fulcrum. Most drummers practice Moeller technique in a three stroke, or triplet delivery. The hand motion is in three parts; 1. The stick strikes the snare and rebounds up, 2. There is a ‘tap’ or secondary stroke resulting from the first, 3. The Moeller ‘up stroke’, which is where the stick hits the snare drum a third time when the drummer lifts his hand up in order to get ready for the first stroke again.
From West London Drum Tutor, Drum lessons in Harrow, Greater London. UK
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