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173288.15 in reply to 173288.14
Date: 2/2/2011 5:09:53 PM
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The problem with training JS with three trainees, is that there is no one position training for Jump Shot. Is the solution then to waste half your training, add a little JS to your non-trainees or just train Outside Shooting (JR)? I'm not sure.....



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173288.16 in reply to 173288.15
Date: 2/2/2011 5:42:10 PM
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I usually try to train it on the weeks where one of my trainees will have suffered a game injury and I can't get them full minutes unless I switch to 2position training.
Also depends on who else you have as your non trainees and if they might still benefit from the occasional JS training.

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173288.17 in reply to 173288.15
Date: 2/2/2011 7:38:49 PM
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If I have to train jump shot or 1 on 1, but I have only three trainees because of one position training, I normally do this:

Buy allstar-perennial allstar 18 year olds with good skills except jump shot and maybe handling/driving. Include all three in training and sell them when you stop training on two positions.

I had a lot of success with this kind of training for one of my trainees. It's true I spent last season two position training also passing and OD, but anyway; I bought him at start of 14th season for 80k and sold him two days ago for 352k. Starting salary was around 4.700.