Thread: Imagine: The Next Year's Challenge Unveiled at Championship Closing Ceremonies
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Re: Imagine: The Next Year's Challenge Unveiled at Championship Closing Ceremonies
Simple reply!

If one 6-week bootcamp is good...then 2 or 3 are better.

Fall season game introduced in ATL (or summer season game), then the next game is introduced at the finals of the next season.

Pros -
With multiple game seasons, Rookies entering at the beginning of a 6-week build won't feel as intidimidated as if they enter at the beginning of a 52-week build
Kids can still do the impossible - twice over!
More reach to multisport athletes - some people who can't compete in Spring can compete in Winter.

Cons -
So stressful...

I am not saying this is the best idea, but while we're being crazy, why not suggest it?
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