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137140.16 in reply to 137140.6
Date: 3/25/2010 6:15:58 AM
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Dont forget there are certain trainings that require 2 position (Rebounding/Jump Shot/One to one)

I always plan to train 1 position ie Center but I also have other players I 'wouldnt mind' getting training for at the PF position so if the Center position doesnt go to plan I can change and cover 5 players across PF/C. Same for guards. Start by trying to get 48mins at PG in the first 2 games but also place decent trainable players at SG so if you get an injury or foul out you can switch to a 2 position training regime.

In other words I'd prefer to train 5 out of the 6 slots in a 2 position regime rather than 2.5 out of 3 in a 1 position.

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137140.18 in reply to 137140.16
Date: 3/25/2010 6:36:11 AM
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That's excellent alternative.

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137140.19 in reply to 137140.11
Date: 3/25/2010 7:03:20 PM
LionPride
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I've been doing 1 position training with 3 guys now for about 4 weeks now and I can tell you if executed properly than you get pops much more quickly so it can work if no one fouls out or injured.

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137140.20 in reply to 137140.19
Date: 3/25/2010 7:21:47 PM
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It seems like it's the easiest way for maximum training. I like the "insurance" approach to one position training given by Superfly Guy earlier.

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137140.21 in reply to 137140.7
Date: 3/25/2010 7:47:00 PM
Leones del Cinaruco
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I use it too, and works very well!

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137140.22 in reply to 137140.21
Date: 3/25/2010 10:01:54 PM
LionPride
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Yeah Although I'm training Rebounding which is PF/C I have 4 guys with 48+ and 1 guys with 47. I hope to get a pop with at least 2 of them.

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137140.24 in reply to 137140.23
Date: 3/26/2010 12:21:57 AM
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I saw it on a previous forum (that you didn't get training credit for the full minutes if you just played one player 48 minutes at one position), and no one corrected it.

I'm glad to know different.


That's only in the case of a walkover.

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137140.25 in reply to 137140.6
Date: 3/26/2010 8:13:38 PM
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I play like this. I train to Centres in Pressure and Outside defense to become versatile SF's.

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137140.26 in reply to 137140.25
Date: 3/27/2010 12:48:55 PM
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I've put my same player in starting, backup and reserve position as PG as lots of you suggested here, also made strictly follow depth chart. He got 6 fouls in 36 minutes and when everyone was having fun in his position - C, PF, reserve players. Thank god I still managed to win that game :) I don't understand even if I put strictly follow depth chart, manager should put the most suitable player in that position, but seems that manager goes crazy and wants to totally ruin your game by putting C with atrocious outside defence in PG or SG positions.

Last edited by profit007 at 3/27/2010 12:52:36 PM

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