Rudimental Drumming refers to a set of fundamental drumming patterns and techniques that form the basis of percussion performance. These patterns, often called rudiments, include various strokes and combinations that help drummers develop their skills. Common rudiments include the single stroke roll, double stroke roll, and flam, which are essential for playing in different musical styles. Rudimental drumming is widely used in marching bands, orchestras, and solo performances. Mastering these techniques allows drummers to improve their speed, control, and coordination. Many drummers practice rudiments to enhance their overall musicianship and prepare for more complex rhythms and compositions.