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132121.16 in reply to 132121.1
Date: 2/22/2010 12:51:36 AM
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My guy Steven Wade has got about 8-10 pops this season. He was injured for a week and i didnt know how to train for the first 2 weeks of this season (trained team instead of 2 or 1 position). I think depending on he age and height maybe 7-10. It also matters on wat training u do like OD will train slower than Rebounding if guy is about even height (6'4-6'6). 4 or 5 pops a season is a little disappointing in my opion but i do only do 1 position training.

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132121.17 in reply to 132121.16
Date: 2/22/2010 6:13:37 PM
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It all depends on what kind of training you give, what you're level of trainer is, what the starting skillset and age of the player is.

8 pops a season a player (18yrs) can be good especially if you talk about training OD or JR with a level 5 trainer. But considered these are the slowest trainings. The bare minimum for 18yr old trained by a level 5 trainer should be about 7 pops a season. However if you're giving different trainings to a 18yr old at 1 position, 10+ a season should be quite normal.

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132121.18 in reply to 132121.17
Date: 3/5/2010 9:11:05 PM
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From: 7ton
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132121.19 in reply to 132121.18
Date: 3/8/2010 5:15:22 AM
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I think pops in HA and DR should be counted in half because they are trained roughly twice as quick as other skills. This is also how I count the skills of new draftees/young trainees in the market. With that in mind I get roughly 6-7 pops a season for 2 position training with lv 5 trainer.

Last edited by 7ton at 3/8/2010 5:17:59 AM

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132121.20 in reply to 132121.19
Date: 3/8/2010 5:34:01 AM
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My drafted 18yo so far has had 10pops - 1 x JS, JR, OD, IS, RB, SB, P, Stam & 2 x ID. Will almost definitely pop in IS and ID again this season. Not surprisingly I'm trying to make this bloke a SF.

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132121.21 in reply to 132121.12
Date: 3/8/2010 5:42:42 AM
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Latest updates on my pitiful training...

Vallo Tammela 6'2" 20 year old allstar has lifted his game now with 6 pops OD, JS, Sta, JR, HA and DR.
Kent Masters 6'7" 19 year old perennial allstar 6 pops JS, JR, OD, Han, Dr and Sta. Nothing for the last 3 weeks lazy guy.
Oliver Ðuričko 6'3" 19 year old allstar and my focus so when he pops the training rotates 8 pops JS, JR, 2x OD, Han, Sta, JR and DR.

Mo nothing the last two weeks but had to play a lot of SF because we have had some big games so training minutes were low.

Two weeks of training to go and one will probably be free throws so not much chance now of making 10 pops.

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132121.22 in reply to 132121.5
Date: 3/8/2010 5:29:30 PM
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How does being supporter allow you to see your training pops for the season? I just upgraded to supporter and would find this to be a valuable addition.

Thanks!

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132121.23 in reply to 132121.22
Date: 3/8/2010 5:43:44 PM
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just click on the player on the roster page, it will take you to the players page and show pops in a graph.

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132121.24 in reply to 132121.23
Date: 3/8/2010 7:07:34 PM
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I had a player who had 13 pops in one season, but I had luck that he had a triple pop at the beginning and a few doubles (one on one training is really fast for some players).

I think any result around 10 pops/season is really good...

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132121.25 in reply to 132121.24
Date: 3/9/2010 4:50:51 AM
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I have had 7 so far with my best player but he was injured for the first two weeks and trains at one on one this week so hoping for at least one more pop this week.

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132121.26 in reply to 132121.21
Date: 3/12/2010 5:08:14 PM
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trying to keep this a living thread so would love to hear from anyone else about their training

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