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Hi guys, quick question.

I had foul trouble today, and only got a guy 40 mins at C. What do you think gives more training for that player, 40mins 1 position or 48 mins two position?

Thanks,

Cal

I'm training ID, but I care about the other guy.

I could just do RB and throw another guy into the training, but I was going to save RB for the harder weeks during the season. Or, of course, i could do the much needed FT and ST training that I constantly avoid...

I had foul trouble today, and only got a guy 40 mins at C. What do you think gives more training for that player, 40mins 1 position or 48 mins two position?

Can you play him as the backup C in the upcoming scrimmage? If not, I'd stick with RB.

I hope this is helpfull at least if you think how slow inside training (rebounding) is for shorter players.

So here is my update after rebounding training session.
- Trainer: level 6
- Elastic effect: not possible in rebounding due to much lower side skills
- Potentials: not even close to gap players
- Training period: 21 rebounding trainings in a row


Statistics by player heights:

1) 6'1" / 185 cm
Minutes: full
Age: first 7 trainings at age 18, rest at age 19
Rebounding: 7 pops, from 6 to 13. Sublevel of rebounding was quite high (pop in first training)
After last pop: two trainings
Inside shots: not a clue about sublevel, one pop
Inside defense: sublevel was about 0.3-0.4 (one full training). No pops at all.


2) 6'4" / 193 cm
Age: first 7 trainings at age 18, rest at age 19
Minutes: once 45mins, other 48mins
Rebounding: 8 pops, from 6 to 14 (pop in first training so sublevel was quite high)
After last pop: two trainings
Inside defense: sublevel has been quite high (two full trainings). One pop.
Inside shots: not a clue about sublevel, one pop


3) 6'9" / 206 cm
Age: first 7 trainings at age 18, rest at age 19.
Minutes: missing two full trainings (so only 19 trainings). Once only 39mins.
Rebounding: 8, from 5 to 13 (no pop in first training - low subskill)
After last pop: two trainings
Inside defense: not a clue about sublevel, one pop
Inside shots: not a clue about sublevel, one pop


4) 7'2" / 218 cm
Minutes: 9 full trainings and 46mins, 36mins, 24mins
Age: 18 years
Rebounding: 6 pops, from 7 to 13 (no pop in first training - low subskill)
After last pop: one full + 24mins
Inside defense: no pops
Inside shots: no pops


If I remember, I will update during next season break how things have proceeded. Possible thought that training will be changed to something else ;)

Anyone? Facts about training 1vs1 for long players? How about passing for long players? Anyone?



Last edited by Codemasters at 7/26/2011 8:14:30 AM

I can't help sighing, but training Pressure is not smart. Look what results I've got.

29/07/2011 Pressure for PG / SG / SF
22/07/2011 Pressure for PG / SG
15/07/2011 Pressure for PG / SG
Bertrand Magne ↑popped↑ in Outside Def. from prolific to sensational .
08/07/2011 Pressure for PG / SG
01/07/2011 Pressure for PG / SG
24/06/2011 Free Throws for Team Training
Kristian Claesson ↑popped↑ in Free Throw from proficient to prominent .
Roger Øvergård ↑popped↑ in Free Throw from strong to proficient .
Borash Abdyli ↑popped↑ in Free Throw from respectable to strong .
Mathias Dragsund ↑popped↑ in Free Throw from strong to proficient .
Bertrand Magne ↑popped↑ in Free Throw from average to respectable .
17/06/2011 Pressure for PG / SG / SF
William Agiato ↓dropped↓ in Stamina from respectable to average .
10/06/2011 Pressure for PG / SG

Your trainees are old.. And FTS arent ifluenced by age

Dude, you are training two- and three- position training, what do you expect? I was training my 21-y old, 183 cm with one-position Pressure training. Popped every second training like a clockwork. With two and especially three position training, you are giving away a lot of advantage you could have over other teams. Actually, they now have the time advantage on you.