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Date: 2/1/2009 8:49:10 AM
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I'm training rebounding, center 19yo, height 203 cm/6'8'', potential allstar

In 7 weeks from strong to sensational rebounding.

week 1: 56min no pop
week 2: 54min strong to proficient
week 3: 54min proficient to prominent
week 4: 66min no pop
week 5: 63min prominent to prolific
week 6: 56min no pop
week 7: 47min prolific to sensational

From: Calum

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381.913 in reply to 381.912
Date: 2/1/2009 8:08:58 PM
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1 or 2 positions? 1 right?

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381.914 in reply to 381.913
Date: 2/1/2009 11:18:18 PM
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Your only choices for rebounding training are: Rebounding-C/PF and Rebounding-Team.

His player is due to pop in ID and SB with an 8th week of rebounding training.

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Date: 2/2/2009 10:33:39 AM
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gotcha well spotted.

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381.916 in reply to 381.915
Date: 2/2/2009 8:44:23 PM
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I'm wondering if you know training P will affect H and Dv, would it not be better to train:

week 1:P
week 2: Dv
week 3: H
week 4:P

I mean, isn't it possible to see more pops that way instead of

1:P
2:P
3:P
4:P





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381.917 in reply to 381.916
Date: 2/3/2009 12:42:50 AM
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in four weeks of rotated training as you illustrated, you can expect your PG to pop once in passing, handling and driving.

in four weeks of P only training, you can expect you PG to pop twice in passing and up his driving and handling halfway to popping.

assuming your player get 48 minutes and is young and short. Also that the training is PG only or PG/SG in the case of 1on1 training.

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Date: 2/3/2009 11:47:50 AM
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Okay, but if you trained P for four weeks, when would you see the pops? weeks 1 and 3? or 2 and 4? If that's so, then every week of training P you roughly add .5P to your PG right?

And if your H and Dv were "halfway" that would me they get a .125 increase per week of P training right?

So then training P twice and Dv and H once, as I illustrated above, they would all slightly impact each other, so you could end up with 1 pop in P with .25P, and .875 in H and Dv?


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381.919 in reply to 381.918
Date: 2/3/2009 12:39:59 PM
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more or less, yes. as stated in the first post of this thread, passing training for PG only will get you 1 pop per 1.5 weeks (on the average). i was just rounding down so you could actually (with a young and short enough) player get more pops in the training program you illustrated. i would not be surprised if you actually get 2 pops in passing and a pop each in driving and handling.

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381.920 in reply to 381.919
Date: 2/3/2009 3:48:07 PM
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Can anyone here say for sure what's the difference between a lvl 5 trainer to a lvl 6 and 7? and what's the difference between 6 and 7?

"Dont get mad, Get even" -Robert F. Kennedy
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Date: 2/4/2009 12:36:00 PM
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Money.

What did you expect?

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Date: 2/4/2009 1:51:56 PM
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And also more Training Speed...

Because 5 is not the same as 6... even if the differecen is smaller than the one between 4 to 5 and the fact that a trainer of level 6+ is moche more expensive than a 5.

In the long run, differences will be there.

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