Marching Bass Drum Back Pain at Edward Helms blog

Marching Bass Drum Back Pain. I played bass drum for 5 years (middle school and high school). If you’re a standing drummer in a marching band, keep your back straight to evenly support weight from the straps on your drum. If you’re seated, sit in an upright position and keep your head and. Most of the time, back pain experienced early in the season is temporary as your muscles develop the strength. It is not unusual to have complaints of aches and pains during the marching season, however if left untreated they can develop into serious injuries. My drum was a heavy metal concert drum that the straps couldn't even. Studies show that up to 80% of marching percussionists experience back pain. See an orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist. If you have some ache or pain that isn’t getting better, get it checked out. While there are some very famous examples of legendary drummers who do slouch. The most common cause of back pain is having a slouched posture.

While there are some very famous examples of legendary drummers who do slouch. It is not unusual to have complaints of aches and pains during the marching season, however if left untreated they can develop into serious injuries. The most common cause of back pain is having a slouched posture. Most of the time, back pain experienced early in the season is temporary as your muscles develop the strength. If you have some ache or pain that isn’t getting better, get it checked out. Studies show that up to 80% of marching percussionists experience back pain. If you’re seated, sit in an upright position and keep your head and. If you’re a standing drummer in a marching band, keep your back straight to evenly support weight from the straps on your drum. See an orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist. I played bass drum for 5 years (middle school and high school).

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Marching Bass Drum Back Pain I played bass drum for 5 years (middle school and high school). If you’re seated, sit in an upright position and keep your head and. I played bass drum for 5 years (middle school and high school). See an orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist. While there are some very famous examples of legendary drummers who do slouch. If you have some ache or pain that isn’t getting better, get it checked out. If you’re a standing drummer in a marching band, keep your back straight to evenly support weight from the straps on your drum. It is not unusual to have complaints of aches and pains during the marching season, however if left untreated they can develop into serious injuries. Studies show that up to 80% of marching percussionists experience back pain. Most of the time, back pain experienced early in the season is temporary as your muscles develop the strength. My drum was a heavy metal concert drum that the straps couldn't even. The most common cause of back pain is having a slouched posture.