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381.408 in reply to 381.406
Date: 3/1/2008 3:03:31 PM
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Yeah and i was asking if the training speed was known? You dig?

Just so you know i'll be posting my findings here too!

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381.409 in reply to 381.407
Date: 3/1/2008 8:00:55 PM
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Rebounding (C/PF) - 3 weeks:

1. 2,16m, 19yrs - 3 Pops in Rebounding.
2. 2,03m, 19yrs - 2 Pops in Rebounding.
3. 1,96m, 18yrs - 2 Pops in Rebounding, 1 Pop in Inside Defense.

Could you include your trainer level? I still don't think we've figured out how the trainer level affects training speed, and this info could be helpful to this thread.

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381.410 in reply to 381.409
Date: 3/2/2008 5:03:24 AM
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Oh, i am sorry. Lvl 10.

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381.411 in reply to 381.394
Date: 3/2/2008 8:37:04 AM
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but if you have had 3 high skills ins sht, ins def, shot blk.....the RB would have promoted faster.

your test is very nice, and right! but i mean that it would have been little different if the other skills would have been higher than RB when you started.

Hopefully I'll actually be able to test this theory in the next season or so (though not with RB, likely with SB).

The only thing that may stop me from being able to do this would be the wages of my trainees getting too high. If I'm still in division III next season, I seriously doubt my ability to afford my current crop of trainees.

real true, they wwill get pretty high in wages...and on single abilities

From: Wixix
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381.412 in reply to 381.411
Date: 3/3/2008 4:54:29 PM
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just an info: I´m going to train outside shooting for about 7 or 8 weeks, so then, I will report here to help us make out its efectivness :)

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381.414 in reply to 381.1
Date: 3/4/2008 4:54:37 AM
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hi , but how much should i train one thing, that it work, and raise me players

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381.415 in reply to 381.1
Date: 3/7/2008 7:16:12 AM
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I have been training 1on1 on forwards 4 weeks in a row now.

it seems that it takes
1.8 weeks on Driving
2.3 weeks on handling
5 weeks on Jump shot
5 weeks on Inside Shot

level 10 coach, all trainees 18-22

Last edited by Huzzel at 3/7/2008 7:17:05 AM

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381.416 in reply to 381.415
Date: 3/7/2008 8:09:27 AM
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I have been training 1on1 on forwards 4 weeks in a row now.

it seems that it takes
5 weeks on Jump shot
5 weeks on Inside Shot


If you've only been training it for 4 weeks, it seems rather hasty to assume JS and JR train in 5 weeks, as you can't possibly have had 2 pops on them to gauge the time between pops.

I'd be curious to see your results after at least 6 weeks...

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Date: 3/7/2008 8:36:58 AM
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If you've only been training it for 4 weeks, it seems rather hasty to assume JS and JR train in 5 weeks, as you can't possibly have had 2 pops on them to gauge the time between pops.


first of all it is hasty, but I wont train 1on1 next week, so I rather decided to share my observations now.

In those 4 weeks I have had 20 times players getting 100% training.
(5 trainees got 100% all 4 weeks)

I have had 4 pops in IS and 4 pops in JS
20/4 = 5 weeks

so it might be 4..4 to get a pop or it might take 5.5 weeks to get a pop.
this calculation is not perfect but a lot better then having no results. Unless someone is going to train 1on1 on forwards for more than 5 weeks it is the best we have.

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