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MusicByThePound
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Location: Upstate NY
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I was taught to only practice on days that I eat. 
If I only have 10 minutes to practice then I just practice 10 minutes - If I can do my whole routine then I do the whole routine.
It is not that big a deal to take days off but if that is true - then it is not that big a deal to spend 10 minutes practicing either.
I find keeping in touch with the horn every day is easier than riding the roller-coaster up/down trying to recover from a break. You can always find 10 minutes. |
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Love2play
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Location: Riverside, Ca
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| Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2018 5:37 pm Post subject: |
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| LOL.....I read that Jens Lindeman suggests doing exactly that. |
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