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280885.1
Date: 8/7/2016 3:22:45 PM
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i just want to ask how can i train DRIVING? i am really having a hard time looking for it.

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280885.2 in reply to 280885.1
Date: 8/7/2016 3:28:09 PM
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It's the One-on-One training. I believe it trains faster with forwards (and handling trains faster with guards) but don't trust me 100%. One on one also trains jump shot and inside shot (but the latter not with guards?)

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280885.3 in reply to 280885.2
Date: 8/10/2016 1:06:55 PM
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1v1 F trains more DR than HA for tall players; trains more equal amounts of HA/DR for short players
1v1 G trains more DR than HA for short players; trains more equal amounts of HA/DR for tall players

All 1v1 trains JS as a secondary but substantial more for 1v1 G. Tall players will actually train JS more than short players for all 1v1. A tall player will also train about the same amount of JS for 1v1 G as they will for JS-G.

1v1 F is the only 1v1 that trains IS. Short players will train more IS than tall players in 1v1 F.

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280885.5 in reply to 280885.4
Date: 8/10/2016 4:39:57 PM
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Over 200cm it is already tall.

Last edited by burkeliinoo at 8/10/2016 4:46:47 PM

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280885.7 in reply to 280885.3
Date: 8/15/2016 4:20:33 AM
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Don't you think it's strange that short players train IS faster than tall players in 1v1 F? Is it possible that the data is influenced by bigs not profiting from the elastic effect on IS while short players do, and that causes the faster trainer for short players?

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280885.8 in reply to 280885.7
Date: 8/15/2016 9:53:24 AM
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Don't you think it's strange that short players train IS faster than tall players in 1v1 F? Is it possible that the data is influenced by bigs not profiting from the elastic effect on IS while short players do, and that causes the faster trainer for short players?

what do you mean by elastic effect on IS? data we have shows that is speeds up id and maybe rb.

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280885.9 in reply to 280885.8
Date: 8/15/2016 10:04:43 AM
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Well if your IS is much higher than the other elastic skills, it will train slower (effect goes both ways). So if I train my big with huge IS in 1v1 forwards, he will train slowly in IS. On the other hand, a guard with low IS that is trained in 1v1 forwards won't have the elastic penalty, and thus train his IS faster. In this case, it's not because 1v1 forwards trains IS faster for guards, but the data used is influencing the results.

So my question is more geared towards "is the data representative", would it show the same difference in training speed if players with the same skillset but different heights are trained?

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280885.10 in reply to 280885.9
Date: 8/15/2016 6:30:52 PM
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Yeah but shouldn't we be talking about ratios of skills rather than skillsets? Isn't that guard that has low IS just as likely to have low ID as well?

I also don't think I am crazy to say that IS is the most common skill trained on guards. If people are generally training more IS than ID, shouldn't we see an elastic penalty?

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280885.11 in reply to 280885.10
Date: 8/16/2016 2:51:41 AM
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Yes I did mean skill ratios, but it's not my point that the data is not showing what we've measured correctly, but wether we are measuring the correct things. We have data that shows us how our population is shaped, but when I decide what I want to train when, I don't need to know what the effect is on the most commonly trained player is, but what the effect on my player is. I think it's different if I don't have the most commonly trained player.

I'm not trying to argue what the exact difference between the two is, just that there is or could be a difference and that it matters. If the results also go against logic, that's more reason for me to believe there's a significant difference.