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roko_za

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    7:53 AM, Friday June 2nd 2023

    Thanks Tofu! Really appreciate the feedback. I was not aware of the cross hatching touching so that is awesome to keep in mind for next exercises and will definitely keep all your critique in mind when practicing boxes.

    Also, I really appreciate the advice you gave on rushing and I will take your advice and not keep speed of submissions in mind. All the challenges so far took longer than I expected because I really want to put effort into understanding the principles so I don't even think it would be possible for me to get tasks done every two weeks.

    Thanks again, really appreciate. I will move on to lesson 2!

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    7:10 AM, Thursday May 4th 2023

    Hey Rob! Nice to meet you. Thank you so much, this was extremely helpful. Looking at your feedback and my work I can see exactly what you are trying to say, so thanks for that. I'm definitely going to push on getting those ellipses done correctly in warmups and will move on to 250 box challenge now.

    Thanks again.

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