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Kevin Leavitt wrote:
I think this is important...I wasted alot of time not doing anything for fear of doing them wrong and wasting time....I think it is better to do them than not do them and start the process than to sit back and wait and not do anything at all.
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I tend to agree when doing distance training. In my training, I don't keep to the straight and narrow like someone who has regular hands-on training. If I keep doing the exercises, I get close enough that when I do get hands-on training again, it takes a short time to correct me and then I can move on. Mostly.
