Clarinet revamp

As someone who has never formally taken clarinet lessons or established a practice routine that’s actually good, I’m thinking of following this practice plan. I think it will provide me with the structure that I very much need. It has quite a few technique book recommendations as well which I greatly appreciate. 

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