Similar to what was already mentioned, working through the course a week at a time is overall a decent plan. Of course, if you feel like you are struggling to apply the concepts in a lesson, maybe slow down and take a few extra days on it. Doing gestures often, or even every day is a good way to warm up and improve. Here's a link to a video Stan talks about how to use his courses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFB7deiL-3s&list=PLVeITADsnvo783qR_sIreWZOIhPwjhJdb&index=4&ab_channel=Draftsmen Hope this helps!

Hey @Emilio Madera Valerio! Yeah, lessons to lesson sequentially is a great way to go. That being said though, Stan's courses are meant to be treated as sort of a book, or supplementary thing on top of your general education. What that means is to try and draw as much as possible on your own while applying the lessons in the Figure Fundamentals course to those drawings. I'd highly recommend checking out @Grafit Studio's model packs in the tools tab, if you're looking for something free to draw from. New Master's Academy has tons of free model reference to draw from. Good luck!