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Now, on to today's episode.

Today's episode is part two in a series of two episodes that I'm doing on practice plans,

jazz practice plans that will give you real results that will really help you excel in your

jazz skills. And last week we talked about the stair step practice plan, which is really an all

encompassing practice plan to really hone in on all of the different aspects of becoming a better jazz musician.

And on today's episode, I want to go over one that dives a little bit deeper that really kind of isolates certain aspects of practicing jazz and really refining them deeply.

And this practice plan is called the recycling practice plan.

The recycling practice plan.

And this one is all about taking information and really internalizing it.

So we're going to dive deep into that today.

Looking forward to this.

Let's jump right to it.

Welcome to the LJS podcast, where you get weekly jazz tips, interviews, stories, and advice for becoming a better jazz musician.

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