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163130.9 in reply to 163130.7
Date: 11/4/2010 9:26:34 AM
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I don't train JS often but to be honest i don't think height affects it. And yes its an excellent skill for all players

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163130.10 in reply to 163130.8
Date: 11/4/2010 9:29:10 AM
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for guards is isn't included, but it seems to me that the handicap for size is smaller in 1on1 training then in IS training - maybe the height modifier is for the whole training type and not for the single skills or which my hudge is wrong(so maybe i hear some contras or agree here for that theory).

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163130.11 in reply to 163130.10
Date: 11/4/2010 10:18:14 AM
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I think that if it's a skill that is needed (well wanted is the word i guess) for all the players, I'd think that the handicap for height is less. But I really don't know, I'm not an expert when it comes to training.

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163130.12 in reply to 163130.6
Date: 11/4/2010 2:27:44 PM
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it sounds weird but sometimes i had the feeling, that training driving for Forwards trains even small guys pretty fast in IS - but i don't have recorded training data to really proove it.


that seems to be true, I have a fairly short guard on my team (Böhler) who had almost the same amount of pops in IS and JS while I trained JS for forwards (3 - 4/5 maybe).

JS training is best (imo) when trained for forwards.

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163130.13 in reply to 163130.6
Date: 11/4/2010 4:38:40 PM
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it sounds weird but sometimes i had the feeling, that training driving for Forwards trains even small guys pretty fast in IS - but i don't have recorded training data to really proove it.

Driving for Forwards trains IS faster than JS for forwards does.

JS for guards trains everyone regardless of height faster at JS than JS for forwards.

100% Sure on both those statements.

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163130.14 in reply to 163130.13
Date: 11/4/2010 4:52:40 PM
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it sounds weird but sometimes i had the feeling, that training driving for Forwards trains even small guys pretty fast in IS - but i don't have recorded training data to really proove it.

Driving for Forwards trains IS faster than JS for forwards does.

JS for guards trains everyone regardless of height faster at JS than JS for forwards.

100% Sure on both those statements.


my statement was, the high modifier for Inside Shot training is smaller in one vs one for forward then the normal IS training. So when you have a big and a small guy, and you train till the big guy have 3 IS both of this kinds of training, the small guy shoots better inside when you do 1 vs 1 training(but that is just a hunch)

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163130.15 in reply to 163130.14
Date: 11/4/2010 7:02:53 PM
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I would agree with your assumption based on my guard training trying to up their IS

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163130.16 in reply to 163130.13
Date: 11/4/2010 8:09:50 PM
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JS for guards trains everyone regardless of height faster at JS than JS for forwards.

Are you sure??? Well I'Ve looked at the training speed thread and saw that JS for guards, wingmen and forwards are all 2-3 weeks. But the difference is that training JS for forwards trains many other skills too, compared to training JS for guards, which only trains a few other skills. Maybe JS training for guards is quicker because it has less chance of other skills popping up?

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163130.17 in reply to 163130.16
Date: 11/4/2010 8:53:04 PM
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100% sure

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163130.18 in reply to 163130.17
Date: 11/5/2010 6:49:14 AM
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100% sure

So can I assume that although it says 2-3 weeks for guards, wingmen and forwards, it's more like 2-2.5 weeks for guards and 2-3 weeks for forwards?

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163130.19 in reply to 163130.18
Date: 11/5/2010 7:29:14 AM
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I don't put much stock in the actual numbers in the guide, it was made years ago on a small sample size that didn't account for many different variables. If you really want details look into Josef Ka's Coach Parrot.

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