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Just wondering which training would benefit me the most out of five possibilities I had in my mindset for the upcoming week- I train guards.

Option One- Jump Shot.
Currently:
Player 1: Proficient JS, Respectable JR
Player 2: Mediocre JS, Strong JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 3: Strong JS, Respectable JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 4: Strong JS, Mediocre JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 5: Average JS, Respectable JR

Option Two- Pressure
Player 1: Strong OD
Player 2: Proficient OD, Mediocre ID (Just popped in both this past week)
Player 3: Respectable OD
Player 4: Respectable OD
Player 5: Strong OD, Respectable ID

Option Three- One on One
Player 1: Awful Driving, Respectable Handling
Player 2: Strong Driving, Mediocre Handling (popped in handling two weeks ago)
Player 3: Average Driving, Strong Handling (popped in driving two weeks ago)
Player 4: Mediocre Driving, Inept Handling (popped in handling two weeks ago)
Player 5: Awful Driving, Proficient Handling (popped in handling two weeks ago)

Option Four- Passing
Player 1: Strong Passing
Player 2: Average Passing
Player 3: Mediocre Passing
Player 4: Inept Passing
Player 5: Inept Passing

Option Five- Outside Shooting
Player 1: Proficient JS, Respectable JR
Player 2: Mediocre JS, Strong JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 3: Strong JS, Respectable JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 4: Strong JS, Mediocre JR (popped in JS during One on One training two weeks ago)
Player 5: Average JS, Respectable JR

Notes: Player 5 usually gets between 25 and 40 minutes each week now that I rotated to my current setup for training. Any other tips would be helpful. Also, does passing really matter as much when playing an outside oriented offense; I usually am playing Run and Gun, which is why I ask.

I would train One on One this week. It will improve driving and handling a lot for all your players, and some of the players may pop in Jump Shot as well.

If you do not wish to do that I would train Jump Shot.

Passing isn't as important in Run and Gun but it still helps a lot.

It is hard to provide any real suggestions without knowing the age and potential and height of each player.

Player 1 is 6'4" and 23 years old; never will reach his full star potential
Player 2 is 19 YO Perennial Allstar postential and 6'2"
Player 3 is 6'4" 19 YO and Superstar Potential
Player 4 19 YO 6'5" and MVP Potential
Player 5 is 22 YO 6'8" and Star Potential

You should pick your training on what the 19 year olds need the most as they will be the ones that are going to develop faster.

Just a suggestion, but I would consider 1 position training the 3 19 year olds.
Sell the 22 year old and the 23 year old and use the money to buy some older veterans for your team.
Then 1 position train outside defence.