1. I saw some young players have two pops from training a week, like JS+Driving, Handling+Dring, JS+Handling or even JS+Handling+Rebound. Wondering how this could happen and is this the outcome by training One on One?
one on one training at guards trains driving, a bit of jump shot and a bit of handling. hence you get three pops. takes about 1.5 pop per week with a level 5 trainer and 18 yo guards.
2.I've heard that heights of a player would affect the training, how does it work?
yes,height is very important for training. shorter guards learn guard skills faster than taller guards, e.g od normally takes 2 weeks with <183cm guards, it might take 3 weeks with >190cm guards.
same for Center/PF. Taller big men train faster for inside skills.
other notes:
1. some people said to get same result using a level 4 trainer and train one position.
2. training guards, you want primaries such as jr or pass, od to be on respectable at 18 yo. these skills are harder to train.
OD should always be trained first, then jr or passing depending the type of guard you are training. PG/SG?
3. training js at pf/sf takes about 2-3 weeks per pop, but it will train inside scoring, if you want to turn your guards into kobe.
4. training OD will also train inside defense but training ID does not train OD