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162580.4 in reply to 162580.1
Date: 10/29/2010 1:20:45 AM
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We need to know the other skills. If he doesn't have enough of them you may need to train them.

So say all other skills are respectable i would train passing for a coulpe of weeks, then move onto ID. Keep inside skills balanced (not SB), maybe a little more ID or IS. Then go back to training passing and JS (depending on what level).

As i said, hard to know without knowing other skills

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162580.5 in reply to 162580.1
Date: 10/29/2010 5:11:09 AM
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not that easy ;)

training passing, i would do it when it fits on your schedule because when you play him there you will probadly have a problem at this game, and most likely in the others to when you train your C's in Passing ;)

I like the off season for such training, when you ain't planning with reaching the final - but sometimes you also could do it when you just have very easy wins or nearly impossible games in one week.

The next question would be, did you believe in Blocking and what skill you like to have in this skill at the end? Because if you plan to train it, i would do it early now because of the elastic effect so that the big guy skill are closer together as long as possible.

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162580.6 in reply to 162580.3
Date: 10/29/2010 8:38:54 AM
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no need to pffftttt me, i was just trying to help. and it is not as obvious that you do one position training as you might think, guess you have some other trainees too even if you are doing one position training.


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