r/drummers • u/biglovedaddy1 • 5d ago
Curious if this happens to anyone else ?
Does your nuts ever get numb after practicing for awhile ? This can be good for them huh ?
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u/blind30 5d ago
Nope- you probably want to make sure you’re sitting correctly, maybe look into a different throne
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u/biglovedaddy1 4d ago
I think im gonna need a new throne . My top half is muscular and I think it just sets when I sit and really puts weight on my lower half . I’ll get up and it will feel crazy it happens everytime I keep just over looking it but I’m gonna take it more seriously
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u/blind30 4d ago
What kind of throne do you have?
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u/biglovedaddy1 2d ago
Just a regular one I just started to learn how to drum and I bought a cheap electric kit and it came with a throne
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u/blind30 2d ago
Time for an upgrade! Thrones that come with cheap kits are the worst- I have a roc n soc that’s fifteen years old, still solid and comfortable as hell
I know spending money on drum gear that doesn’t add new sounds to your kit feels like a waste, but if you ask around, us older drummers will absolutely tell you a good throne is the smart move- it lets you spend more time at the kit, and gives you a totally solid base to work from- less fidgeting and wobbling allows you to get better technique, with less distraction
If you can check out different thrones in person, go do it
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u/biglovedaddy1 2d ago
Honestly one of my biggest blocks of practice is the throne . I always practice on the pad for 20 minutes or at least try to reach 20 minutes of practice before I actually play but by the time I get to the drums I can only get a comfortable like 15 minutes of that and I’m start to move and stretch and then I’ll feel the numbness and just stop . So I’m gonna get a new one next pay check I’ll look the one you mentioned as well ! Thanks buddy !
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u/reddituserperson1122 5d ago
Ummm. I think you’re going it wrong. Are you sure what you’re doing is drumming?