h2f
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i can't think of any but there's this: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?44347-Advanced-Roux-Tutorial
O, thanks a lot. I was thinking yesterday if I should to be CN x2/y2 from the beginning, or learn it later. And I looked into my son's way of learning Fridrich - he tried to be CN from the beginning. It was hard to him but now he's very good. After 8 months he's sub-19 ao100. This is the same what Kirajava writes in Advanced Roux thread: if you desire colour neutrality you should be doing it from the start.
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