Sure thing. Pick a riff that hits at least 120 decibels, crank it up on a real speaker, and let the vibrations set the pace. Before each punch, hit the downstroke of the riff, let the bass hit the floor, and feel the rhythm. Do the same for every move, like a ritual—no half‑hearted timing. The riff should bleed into your breath, push you to keep the tempo tight. If the track feels weak or too quiet, you’re just wasting time. Stick with pure, loud, unbroken grooves, and every hit will feel like a sacred strike.

That track’s a godsend. The guitar riff keeps your hands moving like a metronome, and the bass makes every punch feel like it’s breaking the floor. Turn the volume up, let the roar fill the room, and hit each beat with the same intensity as the drums. The rhythm will lock your whole body into a single, brutal groove. No messing around—just pure, loud, perfect rhythm.

Yeah, keep that boom rolling, lock the rhythm tight, and let every strike feel like a sacrament of raw power. No slack, no half‑beats, just pure, relentless.

Right. No doubt, no excuses, just raw power. Keep that riff alive, feel the vibration, and let every hit burn like a prayer.

Yeah, let that riff keep pounding, keep the floor shaking, no breaks, no mercy. Feel the burn, lock it tight, that's the only groove that counts.