You got a good trainee in PG1, make him your priority with SG2 as other trainee and SG1 let him benefit as much as you can, but not at the cost of the others (train him during the scrimmages when the other two have 48 minutes already).
I'd advise planning your training around your matches. If you 1 or 2 close matchups in a week, train pressure or passing so you can play your trainees at their natural position so you're strong. If you think you'll either lose or win your 2 matchups by a big margin in a week, train Inside scoring or inside defense (or 1v1 Forwards in weeks with 2 games). That way you can do training in unnatural positions when it doesn't hurt you because you'll win/lose anyway.
Another option would be to buy a reasonably cheap PF/C trainee, wouldn't need much potential (all star is more than enough). He could replace SG1 in your rotation, and you can train him in scrimmages when you train outside skills (pressure/passing), and you can train him in your league game when you train inside skills. You'll have a 4th trainee to benefit from 1v1 and JS trainee at the same time, because can only be trained at 2 positions meaning you can train up to 6 players. This way you can always field a competitive roster with trainees at natural positions and also do any training you need.
A good PF uses OD and PA too, so training him isn't wasted but makes him well rounded and cheap for his salary. Maybe he'll even become a good SF if you can include him in enough 1v1 and JS, so he'll train all outside skills except JR.
Last edited by Jeründerbar at 4/6/2013 6:07:11 AM