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110061.3 in reply to 110061.2
Date: 9/8/2009 7:12:20 PM
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ok - does that change anything if he is selected (doubtful) for my training or participation ?

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110061.5 in reply to 110061.3
Date: 9/9/2009 3:42:09 AM
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Just a side note Chamberlain is an awesome pick for 15th in the draft are u going to keep him to train or make a tonne of cash selling him?

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110061.6 in reply to 110061.5
Date: 9/9/2009 7:01:34 PM
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I am not sure what to do - do you think he would be a better small forward ( I think so) or a shooting guard. I need a good small forward as my sf is getting old at 33. And I would love to have some training routine that you thought was good - I was thinking of starting with js because that would apply to both sg and sf. I am really not sure "exactly" what skills make a good sf.

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110061.7 in reply to 110061.6
Date: 9/9/2009 9:27:39 PM
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I'm probably not the best person to ask iv'e only been playing for a season myself and train big men. Hopefully someone more experienced can help u out.

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110061.8 in reply to 110061.7
Date: 9/10/2009 9:13:23 AM
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to reach good results with training SF he needs to be good at almost everything

the best thing to do is training him as a guard when you train JS, JR, pressure and other guard skiils, and as a forward when you train rebound, IS and other forward skills
dont train more than 2 positions, he will train too slow

i train guards, mainly point guards, it's recomended to train pressure, passing and one on one (the fastest progress training for me).
every once in a while work on his shooting, even thogh one on one works on both inside and outside shooting (quite slowly but still)

hope i've been helpful

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110061.9 in reply to 110061.6
Date: 9/10/2009 11:01:32 AM
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Well you have in u r hands a diamond, who can be a great player. In my opinion focus your training on him, as a PG/SG. Trying to train inside skills on a such short player is painful slow. I have the experience. Anyway shooting for me and OD are the 1st skills to train, but i am big men trainer, so maybe i am mistaken. That guy can bring you at least 1mill, and if you train some 1 position training, after 1 year double that money

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110061.10 in reply to 110061.9
Date: 9/10/2009 3:23:38 PM
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Thank you for your replies - I have some serious planning to do - I think I will train him in js first pop - then one on one for next pop - and then evaluate - if this is not appropriate I am still open to massive amounts of help.

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110061.11 in reply to 110061.10
Date: 9/14/2009 5:04:18 PM
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sounds like a good idea, rotate the skills. hope you have more players you could train as guards or sf... if not suggest you buy one or a few. you can train 6 players a week, but more common is 4 or 5. In single position you train only 3 players, which is possible too. depends on what your time is like and what ideas you have on where to go with your team...

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110061.12 in reply to 110061.11
Date: 9/18/2009 7:51:55 PM
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I would ignore what your team currently needs and build entirely around him (or sell him now). BBmail the national team or under21 coach and ask for help designing a training plan for him. I would train guard skills at one position to try to get them most out of him. He is pretty much the perfect draft pick.

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110061.13 in reply to 110061.6
Date: 9/22/2009 7:10:15 AM
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I am not sure what to do - do you think he would be a better small forward ( I think so) or a shooting guard. I need a good small forward as my sf is getting old at 33. And I would love to have some training routine that you thought was good - I was thinking of starting with js because that would apply to both sg and sf. I am really not sure "exactly" what skills make a good sf.


a sf could use nearly all skills, the must important ones are both defences in my eyes. JS are also very good. Because of the huge amount of skills a SF needs, i like to concentrate on one specific offense, so i would give him JR + JS or IS + JS.

Passing, Rebounding could also lead to good results, and driving is good to train because it is possible for SF + PF and trains alot IS and JS. So in the end you need nearly everything except blocking.

The easiest way to train a SF in my eyes, is to buy a small center with good "b-skills" and make guard training, or a big guard and train him inside.

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