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78289.201 in reply to 78289.199
Date: 6/4/2009 2:08:40 PM
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I used a level 10 trainer, now a 5 with the changes. Only trained 1 position (Center) for the first 10 levels. Then because of the wage and because i wanted to train a couple of guys I switched to PW/C (I'm not sure if Power foward is the right name for that position?)

Always reached the 48 minutes limit, and I tried to train the 3 important skills equally (shot/defense/rebound). So now hes (16) in all 3 main skills, (9) blocking, (7) free throws

Sorry for the crappy english, I hope I made myself clear xD

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78289.202 in reply to 78289.199
Date: 6/4/2009 3:32:17 PM
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The only way to get players that good at that age is constant Single position training 48 minutes everyweek.

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78289.203 in reply to 78289.202
Date: 6/4/2009 4:15:28 PM
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The only way to get players that good at that age is constant Single position training 48 minutes everyweek.


as i heard ikstens get 2 position training, and one of the other top ten players motte get salary "neutral" guard training since nearly 1,5 seasons.

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78289.207 in reply to 78289.203
Date: 6/8/2009 9:11:47 AM
SK Valmiera
II.3
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yes, that's true... starting from draft til the end of last season, it has always been PF/C trainings, trying to stay in 48-86 minutes a week. there were no individual trainings for Ikstens, so i can only 'blame' potential for the fast skill pop-ups!

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78289.208 in reply to 78289.207
Date: 6/9/2009 11:17:02 AM
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Potential helps a lot, I remember Elias training at the very begining; up until skill 10, during the first season he played, he poped up nearly every week when training only 1 position.

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78289.209 in reply to 78289.208
Date: 6/9/2009 2:40:48 PM
AS Barroom Heroes
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Potential helps a lot, I remember Elias training at the very begining; up until skill 10, during the first season he played, he poped up nearly every week when training only 1 position.

Actually, unless I am mistaken, it doesn't change training at all up until you get to the limit of the player's potential.
Meaning that in most cases, unless it's really low, you won't see the effects of potential until 4 or 5 seasons from when he was drafted.
I'm guessing height had more to do with it.

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78289.210 in reply to 78289.209
Date: 6/9/2009 3:48:33 PM
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That is the official decree but in my experience there are clearly players who train faster than others. Whether it has to do with potential or some hidden rating such as a players physicalness/propensity to foul.

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78289.211 in reply to 78289.210
Date: 6/9/2009 4:38:57 PM
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That is the official decree but in my experience there are clearly players who train faster than others. Whether it has to do with potential or some hidden rating such as a players physicalness/propensity to foul.


There are also players that seem to train very slowly....

My ones!! :-)

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