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Unread 19-02-2008, 19:14
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Re: Driving Tips?

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Originally Posted by wpdrummer View Post
1) The hitchhikers Guide has it right, DONT PANIC. Take it easy when your on the field, no matter how important the match is, always remember the compitition is there for you and your team to enjoy. Be wacky when your waiting to go on, spotaniously break into danceing, cheer for the matches before you, and try to have fun with your team mates.(trust me it helps) You'll drive a lot better if you lossen up, calm down, and don't stress. you'll do fine.

2) Listen to your coach! They know what their talking about, let them guide you in your desicion making on the field. Most of the time they see things that you don't

3)get to know your co-piolet and other drive team members really well. Your going to spend a lot of time with them and it's much better for everyone if you all get along.
All of this is the truth. I've seen some amazingly talented drive teams with spectacular robots fall to pieces because they were too stressed, or didn't get along and communicate well. More importantly I've seen drive teams that functioned like a well-oiled machine together and took less-than-perfect robots to places they never should have been able to go. I know it sounds corny and cliche, but when you work together you do much better.
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