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6:24 PM, Friday December 25th 2020
Build your confidence. Your lines make it perfectly to the other point with correction bumps. That means you are not attempting to perform confident strokes using the ghosting method from the shoulder. Be sure to apply it with the boxes challenge.
On the other hand, your free handed VP´s exercises are done really good, with a small margin of error. Use that strong point in your favor.
P.s: Rotated boxes has a couple of boxes missing. You should have a total of 25 boxes, 5 per column. Be sure to follow the instructions and watching the videos.
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Now, strike that 250 boxes challenge with patience, calm, and confidence. You have a good fundamental in boxes construction, just be sure to work those confident strokes.
8:40 PM, Friday December 25th 2020
Thank you!!
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