The Benefits of Drumming in Schools
Hello, I'm Ben Hansen, founder of Street Beat, and I'm excited to share with you the benefits of using percussion play to strengthen and heal. As a performer who does between 300-400 school shows per year across the US, I've seen firsthand how drumming exercises can benefit children physically and mentally.
Drumming for Physical Strength
Playing a drum is an enjoyable way for children to build
their strength and endurance without even realizing it. Regular drumming exercises can improve
their coordination, timing, and arm strength, making them healthier and fitter
overall. It's important to note that strength training is not the same as
bodybuilding, and drumming can be a fun way to improve children's physical
abilities without putting undue strain on their bodies.
In fact, playing the drums can be helpful during the healing
process for children who have experienced injuries to their arms or shoulders.
Of course, it's important to consult with a doctor before starting any exercise
regimen, but once cleared, drumming exercises can be performed slowly and
carefully to help get those muscles moving again.
Drumming for Mental Health
In addition to the physical benefits, drumming can also be a
form of mental therapy for children. By playing with multiple drums and working
together to figure out different rhythms, children can improve their
socialization skills and make new friends. This socialization and improved mood
can lead to better concentration in the classroom and a more engaged and
focused class.
Book Street Beat for Your School Assembly
If you're looking to incorporate percussion play into your
school's curriculum, look no further than Street Beat. We offer a variety of
school assembly performances that use drumming, dance, and theater to engage
and educate children. Visit our website at www.streetbeatassemblies.com
com to learn more and book us for your next school event.
Incorporating drumming into your curriculum can have
numerous benefits for your students, both physically and mentally. So why not
give it a try with Street Beat? We look forward to bringing the joy of
percussion play to your school! Visit www.streetbeatassemblies.com
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