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147430.20 in reply to 147430.19
Date: 6/20/2010 5:54:59 PM
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1 position training

18 years old 6"7 - 3 OD/ 1 ID/ 2 PA/ 2HN/ 2DR = 10

Pretty good training guard skills to a guy 6"7

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147430.21 in reply to 147430.20
Date: 6/21/2010 12:28:50 AM
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PG training with level 5 coach..this season I'm doing only OD (1-position) and JS (2-position) training because of the request from u-21 coach..

1. 19 years old, 6'1", 11 pops, 4 JS, 1 JR, 3 OD, 1 HA, 1 DR, 1 ID
2. 19 years old, 6'4", 7 pops, 3 JS, 1 JR, 1 OD, 1 HA, 1 DR (this player missed some trainings, though)
3. 21 years old, 6'1", 6 pops, 3 JS, 1 JR, 2 OD

player number 1 shows a great progress in my opinion..his height is perfect and his skills are much more balanced than the other two trainees..the other two trainees have only mediocre/average JR, which is 6/7 levels lower than their JS and OD..while this guy

player number 2 missed some trainings and his height also makes the OD training slower..

player number 3's JS and OD are 3-4 levels higher than the rest of the skills and it also slows down training, other than his age..

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147430.22 in reply to 147430.14
Date: 6/21/2010 3:24:48 AM
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How do you know the initial sublevel of a skill? If I'm training a 19 years old trainee with 2 position training-PG/SG , how much will his skill increase per week?( as in sub level)
thank you.

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147430.23 in reply to 147430.22
Date: 6/21/2010 3:52:50 AM
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I assume all sublevels are at zero initially. That way i can't be disappointed. If a player pops earlier than expected then i reset that sublevel to 0. Use the training speed analysis to estimate sublevels. 1 divided by the number of weeks is the amount trained.

From: iwen

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147430.24 in reply to 147430.1
Date: 6/21/2010 4:08:11 AM
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Hey fishy.

I use a level 5 trainer, and had the following pops. (One position for all single position trainable skills)

21 yo 6'8" 12 pops. 2 JS, 1 JR, 3 OD, 2 Handling, 1 DR, 2 Passing, 1 ID
18 yo 6'2" 13 pops. 3 JS, 1 JR, 4 OD, 2 Handling, 1 DR, 1 Passing, 1 ID

Last edited by iwen at 6/21/2010 4:43:02 AM

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147430.25 in reply to 147430.23
Date: 6/21/2010 4:19:44 AM
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Tks

From: makkara
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147430.26 in reply to 147430.24
Date: 6/21/2010 4:32:37 AM
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level 6 trainer, no injures, one position training all the time, superstar potential, always + 48 minutes ...

SF 18 yo 6'7" 8 pops 1 JS 1 JR 3 OD 3 ID

What did I do wrong?


From: BFiddy

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147430.29 in reply to 147430.19
Date: 6/21/2010 7:23:01 AM
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6'2" 18 yo: 11 pops
5'9" 19 yo: 12 pops
5'11" 19 yo: 8 pops
6'1" 20 yo: 9 pops
6'1" 21 yo: 9 pops


Two position training with Level 4 trainer...my 6th trainee was bounced around during the season among a lot of different people so I didn't track the number of pops, but probably another 7-9.

That puts total for the last 13 weeks in the mid-to-high 50's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0
From: FatCurry

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147430.30 in reply to 147430.29
Date: 6/21/2010 7:49:16 AM
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That brings the classic argument of 1 vs 2 pos. Is it worth slamming certain players higher into superbeasts. Since my laptop is down, I cant pull exact numbers but my two 22 year olds got somewhere in the range of 12-14 pops their 18 y/o year.

Question for clarification though, how many of your pops were primaries, how many were handling and driving? I think that paints a clearer picture. Mine were 9/2 and 8/2

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