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15-04-2006, 22:24
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Re: Training for the upcoming underclassmen?
I might reccomend the tips manual that FIRST has. It's a simple thing to break the surface. Familiarizes them with the basic parts you have from the kit and some tips. It also teaches them to read and understand the FIRST manuals (that way their brains don't explode when the game books are up.)
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