My band does the drill from Phantom Regiment's 2004 drum solo. If you know what I mean

Not being cocky but this year our drumline did a left lateral for 30 yards in 22 counts at 162 bpm talk about tough the colorguard when through the line like four times i got hit in the head three times this year but you its moving fast and playing your show clean that racks up the points i think we got beat once this year, but their show was super clean and we donthave a big pit so blah on him anyways if you look at some DCI drumlines they move so fast and still manage to play their show clean so i say go big and fast or go home

Our first movement for marching season's drill was so easy. Like, literally we marched in a straight line in the back for like 50 counts, marched backwards for 8, held like 20, and marched forward again for a long time, haha. It was almost embarassing how easy it was.

Our indoor drill is complex, but we have a fair amount of holds, so it doesn't seem that bad.

hmmm i can't really think of a drill my line used last year that was real hard/fast, but they did go form the back of the band to the front quite often. (they, as in I played trombone last season)

the toughest drill i had was during a drum solo (figures) where we were crabbing 4 to 5 and doing really fast what you would call docey-does (used by BD snares a LOT). needless to say it was mentally/physically challenging

probably my toughest drill move was a 10 yard move in 8 counts, going backwards at around 160 bpm. i was marching trombone that year.

Ha! that reminds me of our show!!! Our new director writes our drill too. The drumline has to pretty much kill our selfs to get to our spots. for the past two years we have been in extrem pinwheels and doing the 50 yard dash backwards hurrling our selfs to our sets, With DRUMS!!!! Its harder then Crudd but ot looks freaken cool!!! Did i metion our director is a drum guy.... so he expects it cleane and accurate!!! lets just say we ended up with a bunch of scares and bruses!!!

We've had some crazy drill in the past. The end of our show this year jumped to probably 185 bpm wtiha 3-4 to 5 step. We were hauling it across the field, and it was in 5/4 4/4 so you end on the wrong foot to stop your momentum. In the Process we had a halt, step out for a couple counts, and then to the end, which was crazy in a diagonal. The rest of the way across was butterflies (3 tenors) all the way, and a crazy impact on the front sideline. Pretty hardcore. I would have to say i've had to do quite a bit of jazz running the past couple years.

-Justin

Our drumline this winter does 395 degree turn in two counts at 180 bpm. It kinda blows xD

We're getting a brand new athletic director of bands who is supposed to make some crazy drill charts. This'll be my first year marching snare so i hope he's not too bad. Maybe some of you out there have heard of him, his name is Joseph Kleiman. if you have, comment.