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You can only receive training in one category, but you can change what you want to train right up until the training update. So if it was set on Jump Shot all week, you can change it to pressure and receive the training for pressure instead of jump shot.

When training jump shot, is there any difference if you train guards or if you train forwards?

I would think theres some difference on secondaries that may improve... If so, what secondaries improve on each training?

Yes there is. JS for Forwards trains less JS and JR, but also trains IS a good amount (almost close to JS). JS for SG/SF trains exactly like JS for Guards tho :)

Thanks!

So you're sayin, JS for guards (pg, sg) = JS for Wingmen (sg, sf). Are you sure?
Because if its exactly the same training effect, it feels pretty inconsistent that BB would let you have option to choose in which position(s) you want your players to get the training. (You dont have that option in any other training)

It had the same training results that was gathered from USA-BB-Training research(?) that was being conducted a few years ago. According to that training research also Outside Shooting (PG/SG) has the same training result as Outside Shooting (SG/SF).

I don't really know that detailed sorry :(

I just have these two charts but they were before cross-training and elastic effect came into effect in the game.

http://prntscr.com/ds7qpw
http://prntscr.com/ds7r11

I think these numbers were based on level 4 trainer back then.

I think what sentinel is trying to explain is that Training Speed is affected by a number of things, including:
• Age
• Height
• Training regime
• Elastic effect skills relative level

The 1v1 guards and wingmen is the same exact training regime as far as we know, therefore whether you train at PG or at SF is the result is the same.

Height is connected to the training regime. Taller players train faster in inside skills and slower in outside skills. The opposite is true for short players. If you want to train a 5'9'' player as C, you can, it will take a lot of effort and it will be very slow. Some skills train at about the same speed irrespective of height (if I remember correctly in 1v1 and even passing the drop in speed is quite low).

Age has an effect across all training regimes, the higher the age the lower the speed proportionally for all regimes.

Elastic effect is the effect skills you are not training directly have on other skills. For example IS has an impact on ID. If IS is much higher than ID, ID will train faster.

I think what sentinel is trying to explain is that Training Speed is affected by a number of things, including:
• Age
• Height
• Training regime
• Elastic effect skills relative level

The 1v1 guards and wingmen is the same exact training regime as far as we know, therefore whether you train at PG or at SF is the result is the same.

Height is connected to the training regime. Taller players train faster in inside skills and slower in outside skills. The opposite is true for short players. If you want to train a 5'9'' player as C, you can, it will take a lot of effort and it will be very slow. Some skills train at about the same speed irrespective of height (if I remember correctly in 1v1 and even passing the drop in speed is quite low).

Age has an effect across all training regimes, the higher the age the lower the speed proportionally for all regimes.

Elastic effect is the effect skills you are not training directly have on other skills. For example IS has an impact on ID. If IS is much higher than ID, ID will train faster.

Yep. And unless I'm mistaken passsing trains more quickly the taller a player is.