11:59 PM, Saturday May 15th 2021
Thank you very much for the answer!
Have a good day/night!
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Mc
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9:47 PM, Friday May 7th 2021
Sorry for the late answer. Now, it's great! Thanks for doing it again!
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You should now do the 250 box challenge!
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1:51 AM, Friday April 30th 2021
Wow, those are some amazing drawings/paintings ????!
6:30 PM, Tuesday April 27th 2021
sorry i didn't see, this was already reaplied! my bad.
have a good day
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6:28 PM, Tuesday April 27th 2021
I think it's 10-15 minutes of global warmups, with many exercices inside.
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6:09 PM, Tuesday April 27th 2021
It's great work! I think this lesson was well done and I hope other people agree with me.
Next Steps:
I think the next step is the 250 boxes challenge!
Best regards! Have a good day/night!
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6:00 PM, Tuesday April 27th 2021
I think this is really good, the line are smooth and the rules are respected so i think this work is good.
Sorry in advance if I didn't saw some mistakes.
Next Steps:
I think what you need to do next is the 250 boxes challenge.
Have a good day/night, good bye!
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5:40 PM, Tuesday April 27th 2021
I think it's good, but for the rough perspective, the VP should be more centerred.
I made the same mistake and putted it too much on the side so i had a harder time doing the exercice but when i did it again with the VP in the middle, it was way easier. It's the only mistake i saw sorry if I didn't saw them all. have a good day.
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I think you should just redo the parts exercice where the VP is not centerred. I hope what I wrote was understandable.
goodbye
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