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Book 1review
 

Today, I received the following review for my book "Confident Orienteering" Book 1: Fundamentals from Dmitry Bozhuk.

"Hello, Aleksandr.
I finished reading your book yesterday. It's fantastic, easy to follow with logical and consistent material. I've already recommended it to all my friends.
During workouts, I started paying attention to some aspects that I used to overlook, for example, step count and the frequency of compass references. It really works.
Thank you for your hard work! Looking forward to Book 2."

the photo shows a printed copy of my book in French, translated by Fabrice Lapergue.
the Book 1 is available here

Aleksandr Alekseyonok, March 1, 2024
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