Ok guys.
Having a few problems with training.
I have been following a training plan for my star player Andy Quite. I got him a couple of pops in passing and then the plan was for me just to rotate between JS, JR & OD, (he's a PG).
Now last week was the 1st JS week so he popped in JS as expected, (as did 2 others). The question I have is that one of my average players popped in JR rather than JS. Is this just because some training areas have a cross-over effect into other training areas and because he was at a low level it was enough to pop him?
I'm just a bit concerned that i am doing something wrong.
This week I am moving onto JR and other than Andy Quite, what I am trying to do is even out a few players who might be lacking in that area. (so poor JR in a position that needs JR). The problem here is that's exactly what I was trying to do last week. The player that popped in JR didn't need a pop in that at all, but I was really keen for him to pop in JS. That it worked in reverse has made him even more unbalanced. :(
Now I know that I am only a new team and as such I have many players like this. It's not a huge deal because I am only now starting to get to grips with the game, (and especially training), but I really don't want to me making things worse. Was I just unlucky that McCleary popped in JR rather than JS, or is there something I am doing wrong. McCleary obviously will NOT be getting trained this week now that I have rotated onto JR.
Thanks in advance and apologies if the above is a bit muddled.
ps Andy Quite
(19583249) now looks like this.
Jump Shot: prominent↑(10) Jump Range: strong(8)
Outside Def.: prominent(10) Handling: proficient(9)
Driving: strong(8) Passing: proficient(9)
Inside Shot: average(6) Inside Def.: average(6)
Rebounding: respectable(7) Shot Blocking: strong(8)
Stamina: proficient(9) Free Throw: inept(4)
Experience: pitiful(2)
Last edited by Nutinvah at 11/25/2011 11:40:14 AM