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9:30 PM, Thursday May 19th 2022

Ah if that's the case then i'm sorry for assuming! And for the revision, yes you did great, i don't see any issues worth mentioning. Accuracy will surely came overtime, as long as you keep doing warm-ups daily, so no worries.

You can now head to the 250 Box Challenge. Good luck mate!

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250 Box Challenge.

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4:01 AM, Friday May 20th 2022

It's Ok) Thanks a lot!

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