An easier ending for Finger independence 1-3-2-4
The last bar of the 1-3-2-4 exercise no longer jumps from the low E string to the B string. Its closing line now starts where the walk ends.
The Finger independence 1-3-2-4 exercise walks up the strings and back down to the low E, then plays a short A minor pentatonic line. That line used to start on the B string, so the hand had to leap across three strings from the low E in the space of one 16th note. It was the hardest moment in the exercise, and not the one it's meant to train.
The line now starts on the low E, at the 5th fret where the walk ends, climbs to the D string and comes back down to a held E on the A string. No note is more than one string away from the one before, and the hand never moves from the 5th position.