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Excellent work on your quick sketches, ivylove926!!

Still I've got one tinier, smallest, and littlest bit of advice. I love so much of the line quality, but I really, really, really need and want to see them even more furthest. Why don't you please loosen yourself up on 144 more minutes of 29 second practice sketches (if possible, all flipped horizontally and/or vertically, and/or grayscale)? The reason why you could do this bit of advice, as a result, your poses and all of their lines will become the most loosest but carefull in this stage of improvement. For more information, be sure to look up some images from buying a copy of the Bridgman Life Drawing Book.

Good luck with your goal, and have some fun!!!

Your drawings have the overall feeling of what you are trying to express. Your study needs to zero in on some of the details: hands, feet, and other human anatomy. You have quantity in the number of drawings. You need a little more quality. Additional figures to draw you can find on "On Air Video" (for free). If you keep up the work, you will do well. Remember: Practice makes better.

I'm not really at a level to judge or offer tips for improvement but I can tell you that I really like the lines in this, how minimalist they are and yet still capture a lot of movement.