Boa Talk Mini Tutorial




This is a rough draft video I made in the studio a few months ago. I thought it might be helpful to some followers who’ve taken my boa class, found this concept worked for them, and want a refresher!

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPv3_Jtbw_E&t=28s

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