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Rookie team in the offseason
What are some steps a rookie team should take during the offseason to assure that they are still in existence next season.
The common sense answer would be to raise money, but my question is more directed to the technical training involved in building a robot. Basically, how should a rookie team train its membership for the next season, and when is a good time to start this so called training? Thank you 
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