A drummer must have good aim to strike the instrument properly and timing to keep the proper rhythm. The brain structure most responsible for these abilities is the

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The cerebellum is responsible for motor coordination, including precise movements and timing, making it the most likely brain structure responsible for a drummer's abilities to strike drums with good aim and maintain rhythm. The other brain structures listed (corpus callosum, amygdala, and pons) are not directly related to these motor skills.

A Drummer Must Have Good Aim to Strike the Instrument