What’s the difference, if you don’t know the difference? 
By applying three universal principals such as balance, motion, and use of gravity, you will certainly know the difference. The understanding of how the anatomy works in the drumming field is most important. Professional athletes, such as Tennis pros, Baseball players, and Olympic athletes all have coaches aware of the proper mechanics that enable them to become efficient in their prospective sport. Understanding timing and proper motion of the body is essential in maintaining fluidity of execution. 

There are three primary properties that make up the total musician. First, the listening aspect, the development of how to listen. Next, the practice mode, taking time to learn the rudiments of your instrument. And finally, the ability to go out, and play live and interact with other musicians. The most important of these, though, is the importance of learning the technique of the instrument you have chosen. Drums present themselves as a unique instrument because of the four-limb coordination that is necessary to master. Many drummers have sat down and arrived at an approach that becomes limiting, in a sense they build an embouchure that can atrophy over time. Basically one will pick up the sticks and never give much thought to the placement of anything. Understanding placement in drumming is REALLY serious business.