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Thanks for the information. That is exactly what I was looking for. Do you mind messaging me or posting on here your findings about Team One on One training? Thanks again and good luck.

It is the same as what is posted here (78242.1) Once players get to the potential max it slows down drastically, just like all other training. I haven't trained it for an entire season yet, so I haven't had anyone pop more then once in jump shot or inside shot, so I can't comment on that data. Specifically though, with guards, 4 weeks driving and about 4.5-5 for handling up through age 24 looks correct. My 23 yo guard played pg,sg and sf in this last round and still popped driving in 4 and handling in 4. I haven't had any inside shot pops yet, but the guys I play at center, pf, sf consistently are closer to their potential cap and are taking over 7 weeks to pop in driving or handling.....


That training speed thread is almost always up to date. I haven't spent enough time with team rebounding, js or jr to comment on that time. Another player messaged me about team jr and he found it was taking a lot longer then expected, something like 8 weeks or so per pop on younger-ish guards. It was enough for him to stop training team JR.... for whatever that is worth.

how can i know.that my players are improving?and how many weeks to improve a atrocious to average???thnx!!

Thanks for the advice and the thread link. I will let you know if I consider doing either. My best young players are all Pfs and Cs so I may continue my focus on training there inside abilities. Thanks again for the help.