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39250.3 in reply to 39250.2
Date: 7/17/2008 2:24:26 AM
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wow
what do you consider really useful?
I mean can a 24 yr old guy pop in several categories?
can a 30 yr old?


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39250.4 in reply to 39250.3
Date: 7/17/2008 4:44:20 AM
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I´ve got a pretty good 27 yo player, whom i´m training, as i can not substitute him and for that reasons he´s playing nearly all games.
His emprovement is very slow, he needs a little bit more than 2 times more then my 20 yo players need.


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39250.5 in reply to 39250.3
Date: 7/17/2008 10:41:19 AM
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Anyone can theoretically pop, but the achingly slow speed that older guys pop really makes it not worth it to train, and some guys will get so old that their skills will deteriorate more quickly than they can be trained.

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39250.6 in reply to 39250.5
Date: 7/17/2008 12:09:27 PM
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ouch.
thanks

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39250.7 in reply to 39250.6
Date: 7/18/2008 3:00:46 AM
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to give you a clue: I had a 35yr old that popped in FT after about 8 weeks. ;)
He never popped in any other skill I trained (inside skills), even though he got a lot of training there.
Why did I train him?
I didn't, I needed him to become champ in Div II and later to reach the top in Div I, so I put him on court, and he was in a trainingposition.

At least I now make someone happy with the info this guy gave me.

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