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Finally, a post that is here for a reason!!! lol

If this were like one of those questions on a personality test, then I would have to anwer, "seldom to none".

I think that a team who is involved with any type of activity should obviously meet more frequently when it is "crunch time", (aka the six weeks in FIRST), but not neglect meeting when there is "nothing" to do. (HA)

I am one of the people who think that there is never an off season. All year long teams should be meeting regulaly and discussing things like, what worked last year?, what didn't?, what do we want to do this year?, what do we not want to do?.

I realise that this is a hard ting to do for a school based team that have school aged members that just want to enjoy their time between april and january, in the case of FIRST, or (more importantly?) June, July and August, but to be sucessful, you can not rest for any signifigant amount of time if you expect to do good in the future.
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