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68190.5 in reply to 68190.4
Date: 1/12/2009 3:10:33 AM
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And nvm on the OD. But you're saying I should train pressure? And PG/SG/SF since my 5 good players rotate in those positions...

In my opinion, pressure for PG/SG/SF is not a good option. Stick to two positions (PG/SG), if you wish to see (anywhere near) quick results. Since you have 5 players you wish to train, two-position training fits you perfectly.

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68190.6 in reply to 68190.5
Date: 1/12/2009 6:13:07 AM
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It all depends on your goal with training. If you are training to sell, I agree. If you are training your team only and are not concerned with the TL or falling behind the Joneses, three position training is ok. I frequently train team or three positions, but I am aware that players improve even if they don't get a little green arrow.

In general and for most people, I think you are probably right. I am training OD 3 positions as we speak, though, so I can't agree for myself.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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68190.7 in reply to 68190.6
Date: 1/14/2009 1:42:52 PM
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Three position training is never good,you can train five player in a week training two positions,if you want to sell a player to make some money and buy a player to improve your team,you can do it

Last edited by Steve Karenn at 1/14/2009 1:43:04 PM

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68190.8 in reply to 68190.7
Date: 1/14/2009 4:20:56 PM
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with 3 position training, you could train 8 players but not so fast ;)

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68190.9 in reply to 68190.8
Date: 1/14/2009 6:23:20 PM
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Actually, 9.

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68190.10 in reply to 68190.9
Date: 1/14/2009 6:28:41 PM
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one place is necessary when you play in backup to collect the wasted minutes, he counted 5 trainnes in two position training so i make the same with 3 position training.

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68190.11 in reply to 68190.10
Date: 1/14/2009 6:46:47 PM
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Definitely you should mix up what you play both on offense and defense, imo. By playing the same every week you are giving your opponents an advantage. My team is pretty balanced, and I try to get different types of players at the same positions. I have a PG that is great on D and assists, but not the best shooter, my other PG is more of a shooting specialist. If I know you always run n gun I can creat favorable matchups every time, provided I have the talent.

I say keep em guessin' :)

(edit) I just clicked on the bottom 'reply', not intended to be to Crazyeye.

Last edited by Heathcoat at 1/14/2009 6:49:17 PM

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68190.12 in reply to 68190.10
Date: 1/14/2009 6:49:15 PM
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some seasons ago i trained 3 positions for a few weeks, with 9 players succesfully getting 48 mins per week. So you are able to train 9, but not without a risk of injury, lost minutes due to fouled out.

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68190.13 in reply to 68190.12
Date: 1/14/2009 6:50:34 PM
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And some may have the extra guy who doesnt always get 48, he still gets some training.

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68190.14 in reply to 68190.13
Date: 1/14/2009 6:54:43 PM
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And some may have the extra guy who doesnt always get 48, he still gets some training.


yes.

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68190.15 in reply to 68190.7
Date: 1/14/2009 8:49:15 PM
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For you and the way you wish to play this game 3 position training is never good. For others who wish to play another way, it might be perfect. Who are you to say what is good for someone else?

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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