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wow that is really massive but i couldnt do that cause willy fouled too much so i had to give him some od to keep him in games

i didnt set it up lol , i bought him like that after reading alot about the elastic effect i wanted to see for myself , he was the biggest ellastic effect i could find.

his popped consistantly all season in od for me , if jr does the same next season i know how im training players from now on lol

funny i often see guys on the tl like that 20 yos with medicore od but wondrous js, ha & dr

i avoid them like the plague & always think stoopid manager

but maybe they r smarter than i thought :8

doesn't elastic effect all skills anyways?

you could easily do different training every week so that no skills get so far ahead and get slow down.

don't really like the other type of training especially with the new training system implement where all skills get trained. will make your 1 skill training even slower?

yer im wondering if just straight out swapping each time you get a pop in what your training is faster , that way no reverse elastic.

but with the speed 1 on 1 trains with the elastic effect that its shown me this season on od if jr gets a similar boost i cant see it beating it.

I had a great run wih Bergman in his prime. At the age of 22 i got 6 pops in JR from med to prolific in 8 weeks. His OD, JS & Passing were all trem/sens and his driving and handling were prolific from memory.

Hopefully that will be Barton next season. I am hoping he can hit double prodigious next season and then he should be a very effective PG for division II but it will depend partially about what league I am in and who my third trainee is.

if you training 1 skill all season, approximately how many weeks per pop?

I think if you swap every 2 weeks = 1 pop on the skills you train until 22 years old or so b4 it takes 2.5-3 weeks per pop in your primaries skills.

I've never trained one skill all season. I think i did an 8 week block of OD on Bergman early days as he and another trainee needed it and they got 4 pops each. Usually the most i do is 2 pops worth of the one training in any block so that can be 4-6 weeks depending on what i am doing and weather the focus of that training is an older or younger trainee.

I usually just do the weakest skills after taking account of my 3 trainees and then bring each skills up to speed.

once they are near balance, minor deviation due to uneven starting skills, I just do the 2-3 week pop per skill, rotate, rinse and repeat.

Hey there, Targess and welcome to BB. Firstly, all of the guys who have commented in this thread know what they're talking about and have a wealth of experience so listen carefully to all that is said. Secondly, I was in your position this time last season when I acquired a 6'0" MVP potential SG (Johnny Dogan). I spent the entire season training pressure as Yoda suggested (by the way, he's my mentor and very knowledgable). I watched this fairly ineffective SG (Dogan) go from not hitting a shot and being unable to defend Stevie Wonder on a good day, to defensively stopping $20k guards. How? I hammered his OD (Pressure) until he (and my other trainee, Rodriguez) were at Sensational OD. Now, with the elastic effect kicking in I expect Dogan (who was popping every two weeks like clockwork) to start to help out the team offensively as I have switched training to JR to capitalise on the elastic effect. Lastly, as Yoda suggested, I play Dogan and Rodriguez for the required 48 minutes in position and then have them back-up in the second game. If things go pear-shaped, you can always utilise the Scrimmages to ensure training is maintained.

If you have any questions about anything regarding their training ask the guys using this thread. I'm always happy to answer any questions through BB as well. Good luck.

PS. You suck! LOL That starting group of rookies is awesome for a new team. Get your training program set up now for the next few seasons, get that level 4/5 trainer (I have a Level 5) and start building your team around your future stars.