someone said mother f***ers are the hardest rudiment to play which he said were flammed paradiddle-diddles. now maybe my definition was wrong of a mo-fo, but i believe they are inverted --- (capital means flam) ---
RlrrllLrllrr and so on, thats a mother f***er, the one of the hardest known to man. any way, if the other guy was right, then what i demonstrated are inverted mother ----ers.
but i invented a rudiment which is called the hydroponic, inverted it is by far the hardest rudiment. someone said swiss army triplets were very hard to get fast. they were designed to be played very fast very easy, so go march corp kid. swisses are cheese.

Dang, the hardest rudiment for me is the Drag... so hard. lol j/k. Nah, one rudiment that actually is pretty difficult for me is getting the Single Hand Flam Five to high tempo.

The toughest one to play crispy clean in my experience is the flam ratamacue.
When you break it down on each hand, The last note of the triplet is on the same hand as the grace note, and the next diddle. So you have to play a 24th note a 16th note and a 32nd note diddle on the same hand at tap height.
Very tough to play fast and clean.
Greg

The inverted cheese triplet pataflafla is hard for me to get fast.

Inverted flamtaps and cheezes its just tough to feel any kind of rhythm. they are my next project

I think the paradiddle roll is the most difficult thing in the world. it just make s me want to say @%$#$%^%&*%^$%$^$%^#$@^*^&*()&?<?<>?^&$^%$^&(?*^ !!! to the whole world

triplet stroke roll.swiss army is one of my favorites.

Centerbound, you're exactly right.Mother F---ers are basically just inverted or "hand to hand" flammed paradiddle-diddles.

invert the flam para-diddle-diddle

cheese fubars are kinda difficult for me right now, and straight alternating flams and a fast tempo is kinda tough to get clean.