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From: bik_76

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Date: 10/4/2009 8:19:16 PM
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my experience - player with 2-post training train around 70% of player with 1-post training. In this way if you have 6 young players then 2-post training is preferable.

Help how to train most effectively(3x48 minutes, 6x 48 minutes):

1-post training of press(OD) - for PG , but it works for all 1-post training (C - ID, SG- JR ... )
put 9 players in your "selected players", and put this players by this instruction:
"Foul Trouble" - let them play - this is major!!!
as PG - your train player only, in starter team and on bench too
as SG - two another players (one as SG starter, one as first SG bench position)
as SF - two another players (one as SF starter, one as first SF bench position)
as PF - two another players (one as PF starter, one as first PF bench position)
as C - two another players (one as C starter, one as first C bench position)
this means that you have all your 9 players in starter team or in first bench position. if injury nor fouls don´t occur then your train player play whole match ( coach change for train-player sometimes if this train-player hasn´t good stamina).
Then repeat this instructions in second league game and SC/cup game with another train-players, and you have 3 train-players prepared for full training on PG.

2-post training of one to one (DRI) - for PG and SG , but it works for all 2-post training (C/PF - ID or REB, winger - JS ... )
put 8 players in your "selected players", and put this players by this instruction:
"Foul Trouble" - let them play - this is major!!!
as PG - your train player only, in starter team and on bench too
as SG - your second train player only, in starter team and on bench too
as SF - two another players (one as SF starter, one as first SF bench position)
as PF - two another players (one as PF starter, one as first PF bench position)
as C - two another players (one as C starter, one as first C bench position)
this means that you have all your 8 players in starter team or in first bench position. if injury nor fouls don´t occur then your train-players play whole match ( coach change for train-player sometimes if this train-player hasn´t good stamina).
Then repeat this instructions in second league game and SC/cup game with another train-players, and you have 6 train-players prepared for full training on PG.

Sorry for my english.



From: DoG

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114304.4 in reply to 114304.3
Date: 10/4/2009 10:32:19 PM
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Unfortunately If the you enter the 4th quarter with a 20 point lead or if you get a 20 point lead in the 4th quarter all the starters will sub out regardless of instructions and depth chart

From: aussie dude

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114304.5 in reply to 114304.4
Date: 10/5/2009 2:34:35 AM
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Not always, if theres no backup or reserve to replace him the starter usually can still get a full game. The plan that bik posted would normally get u the minutes u need.

Last edited by aussie dude at 10/5/2009 2:37:37 AM

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114304.7 in reply to 114304.6
Date: 10/5/2009 4:38:08 PM
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this does not always work . trust me .

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114304.10 in reply to 114304.6
Date: 10/5/2009 8:35:15 PM
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Not sure why u directed that statement at me i assume it was by accident lol

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114304.11 in reply to 114304.8
Date: 10/5/2009 9:26:57 PM
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yes it does, if you put the player you train in as backup and reserve


not always

From: 7ton

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Date: 10/6/2009 8:23:16 AM
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I'm very surprised to know that someone playing in the top league like you is still training 2 positions. It must take a really long time for the trainees to reach the skills you want. How many years do you normally train them? And their potentials?

From: bik_76

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Date: 10/6/2009 9:07:14 AM
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I train (PG/SG OD/JR/DRI) 3x A-team players and 3x young players (you can see on market) . In the hardest match I play 2x A-tem player on PG/SG, in easier match I play one young player, and in most easy match (or home no-Tv no-Rival match) I play 2x young players. After cup end I´ll train my young players with 3x inside players in ID and REB.

Maybe I lost some regular season matches in this way (not only vs. Hostivař - this is clear, but next matches too), but if I win Tv match, Rival match, and all matches before my home matches then all will fine - I will 1st in my division and I´ll haven´t problem with my fans.