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i may be messed up somewhere but the ill try to explained another way,
youve got 3 games a week except the ASW and OFfseason yes ?my original thought was the Ge recognize the role youre are setting ,put itother words youve got a starting 5 with say All have strong GS youve usualy play them 60-80 min depending on unpredicted situations OT,fouled out etc if youve decided to play them 50-60 min next week youll find a GS drop in lets say all respect..
than youve got 5 backups they usualy play 30-50 min and that enought for them to stay at Strong as we estimated above is the average GS
and than youve got second backups which play between 5-20 min and still remind high GS
My point is if the manual says you HAVE TO play youre players 60-75 min to not drop in GS (except the some times that some of youre players need over 80 min for proficient GS and other less than 60 talking about the starters..)
how come 10-40 m sufficient for the backups to remain high GS or even increased GS with lesser Min ? weird huh ?does it ring any bells ?
call me crazy but i think is not just black and white 65-75 m and youl be all proficient hyper-super players etc try to think outside the box for a while and not blindly belive anythink BB says also BB-charles says SB i worth it and SO am I but most of the comunity thought of him crazy...

Last edited by Coach_D at 5/6/2011 8:14:03 AM

Question: Is passing training speed affected by height?

Also, if anyone could let me know, which skills in BB are not affected by height when training?

Question: Is passing training speed affected by height?

Yes. The shorter the better.

Also, if anyone could let me know, which skills in BB are not affected by height when training?

GS, FT, and Stamina. And I think the consensus is that JS isn't either.

I thought passing is not effected by height?

Based on experience and Coach parrot, I think it is. My personal experience is that, a 6'10" guy could take twice as long in passing as another player of the same age who's only 6'1".

Can anyone else chime in to verify this one way or the other? Is training passing for a tall player slower than training passing on a short player? Thanks!


edit: and if anyone has particular threads addressing this issue, can you kindly post them so I can read about it myself?

Last edited by Slightly Hyphy at 5/8/2011 1:02:28 AM

My 6'9" guy popped 3 times with 4 weeks of passing training

Would you mind me asking with what level trainer?

Age & skills in handling and driving as numeric difference to the passing skill level (elastic effect) is needed to understand your feedback.

Righto, he's 19 and 6'9"

Jump Shot: pitiful Jump Range: average
Outside Def.: proficient Handling: proficient ↑
Driving: awful Passing: prominent ↑

Two weeks passing last season with a level 4 trainer and two weeks this season (only 46 minutes last week) with a level 5 for a total of 3 PA pops.

Any one had experience with team training passing ?