John Bonham is arguably rock and roll's finest drummer. His sound, his technique, his musicality. He just had everything.

The way that he played those Led Zeppelin riffs… It was hand in glove. It was so perfect.

There's no better drummer you could learn from.

Chad will show you what he learned from 3 iconic Bonzo grooves, and the skills you need to play them (foot speed, hand speed, and POWER around the kit).

Plus, you'll dive into signature fills (triplets and more) inspired by John Bonham.

And Chad will show you his practice tip for playing clean doubles with your right foot to nail those triplets.

Ian was the first real rock drummer that Chad tried to emulate. His rolls are very even across the drums.

And his speed, power, and precision redefined rock drumming.

In this course, Chad breaks down the nuance of Ian's playing so you'll understand his biggest grooves AND be able to bring his flavor to your own playing.

You'll get play-alongs at different tempos, and Chad will reveal the Chili Peppers groove he stole from Ian Paice.

Bill Ward was like a jazz drummer playing in a heavy rock band. And he created the backbone of Black Sabbath's iconic sound.

Chad will walk you through Bill's unique sound and show you the secret to playing melodic fills like he did.

And you'll learn a subtle hi-hat trick to nail an intro like "War Pigs" in the style of Bill.

You're going to feel like a badass playing heavy, Bill Ward–inspired grooves.

Keith Moon's drumming… you're just astonished.

He never does the same thing twice.

He really brought the drums to the forefront. Before, the drummer was kinda the guy in the back. But there's no keeping Keith Moon in the back!

You won't have to tape your headphones to your head, but you'll explore the brilliant madness of drum parts inspired by some of The Who's biggest songs.

Chad has channelled Keith's crashes in several Chili Peppers songs, and he'll show you how to add "Keith-like" crashes to accent and elevate your drum fills.