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 cheK1985 |
Just a Quick Q How long to do each CD for |
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Posts: 2 (12/23/08 1:45 AM) |
Im on CD 3 How long should I do each CD for. I am doing all of the excerises on CD 3 Every other day and I was thinking Ill continue doin them till the end of
the month and then Ill move on to CD 4.
What do you guys recommend? and when I get to CD 4 should I still practice CD 3???? |
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natez0r |
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Posts: 87 (12/23/08 3:25 AM) |
You should switch to cd 4 when you're ready. What that probably means is when you're comfortable with cd 3 and its exercises are really easy and
strain-free.
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Posts: 748 (12/23/08 11:45 AM) |
your name is Chek and you were born in the year 1985.
don't ask me how I know, I just do. |
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Posts: 901 (12/30/08 8:21 PM) |
I'd still move in and out of 3, 4, 5, 6 for a good while. Cycle them like one each day of the week. vary it up. it's important you don't get into a
rut with your voice being used to the same exercises
~Jesse Nemitz
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mazzcat |
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Posts: 7 (05/30/09 7:24 AM) |
I am new two weeks in. So Jesse says you shouldn't necessarily keep on one cd for a month then move on,
but instead switch them around. Has anybody else done this? Were the results better from switching up and down? mazzcat |
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Napilopez |
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Posts: 420 (05/30/09 1:27 PM) |
I personally alternate CD 5 and CD6. The usefulness of this is is that I don't forget about old excersizes. It's unlikely you will be able to do any
single CD "perfectly", so you alternate to compensate.
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