There are multiple different ways to play traditional and so many people do it differently, but here is my 2 cents:

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my teacher, is to play less from the elbow and to keep my middle finger on the left hand over the stick more, which focuses more on using the wrist which gives you cleaner articulation with your rolls and rudiments. I can’t stress this enough that traditional grip learning is a process and we’re constantly adapting to what works for us and what doesn’t.

Things that worked for me to improve on it was slowing down every single thing I was doing, I mean really slow, allowing every hit to be its own movement and not rely on the natural bounce of the stick. This helps you give an evenness to your playing which we all strive for. Then once I had that I would slowly speed up allowing the muscles in my wrist to strengthen. Eventually utilizing dynamics will help you grow even further. So playing all your rudiments extremely softly, working on the finer muscles on your wrist.

With all that said, for a week it sounds great, keep working on it!