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Date: 1/5/2010 11:40:18 PM
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Some passing skills irrespective of position is an good idea.
One on One do NOT train passing. You're better off with passing training.
Team training is also ineffective. You should play the forward in a guard role and train him in passing.
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Date: 1/6/2010 5:02:03 AM
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Passing is one of the easiest skills to train so,even if your player is quite tall,you will see some pops in a reasonable rate.
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so i should play my small and power forward at guard positions to get passing up?
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If it doesn't make your life that much harder (game shape/training) then yes,why not...Of course I'd suggest you do it in a scrimage and not in an actual game..
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