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BBB1976
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 Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:47 am Post subject: Charles Colin Lip Flexibilities |
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| Hi everyone. I think this is a great book for development of range! It really helped me. Indeed, approaching it correctly is important. For example, I built these up using efficient faster air speed. Indeed, range should be done progressively and is a gradual approach. Happy sensible blowing everyone! Best wishes. |
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GeorgeB
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| Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2017 2:36 am Post subject: Re: Charles Colin Lip Flexibilities |
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| BBB1976 wrote: | | Hi everyone. I think this is a great book for development of range! It really helped me. Indeed, approaching it correctly is important. For example, I built these up using efficient faster air speed. |
Makes perfect sense to me. I would add " playing softly " while building that range.
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