With an abandoned schoolhouse as their base, they embarked on a program of patient training and rigorous exercise including a daily run of 5,000 meters. The students learned that while drumming, every bodily action--from breathing to using arm muscles--had to be done in a particular way. And that's how the Ondekoza, which is also known as the Divine Children of the Drum, became famous around the world.
他們以海邊一所廢棄的小學做基地，開發出一套耐力訓練和技巧鍛鍊：每天長跑五千公呎，打鼓時從身體、呼吸到手部肌肉的調節都有特別的要求，從而塑造出國際知名的「鬼太鼓」，或稱為「神鼓童」。