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137775.5 in reply to 137775.4
Date: 3/27/2010 8:41:11 PM
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On the news page its the announcement right at the bottom.

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137775.6 in reply to 137775.5
Date: 3/27/2010 9:48:16 PM
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Thanks! I'll have to read that one all the way down.

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Date: 3/28/2010 3:36:48 AM
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sir, how can train passing and handling my PF... coz he has atrocious passing n handling.. tnx.

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Date: 3/28/2010 4:56:35 AM
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Handling is easier to train for big men as you can do one on one training for Forwards and don't have to play him out of position. Passing is a bit harder because you can only do it for PG, PG/SG or team, which means may have to play him out of position.

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Date: 3/28/2010 10:48:44 AM
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like the person above me said. i forgot your name...

You can train handeling with one on one for forwards, so you can keep your PF playing as a PF while your training handeling

Passing on the other hand, i suggest that you play your PF as a PG in a scrimmage. Make suyre he gets 48 minutes and train him 1 position PG training.

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Date: 4/3/2010 4:19:26 PM
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Okay, this has now scrolled off the News page and is no longer accessible.

Yet another item that needs to be in the manual and is not.

So I'll ask these questions that might have been explained there:

The example is for defense training. If you choose to train ID, playing a player at PG on offense and C on defense would train him on ID.

Pressure and shot blocking should work the same way. Do they?

Conversely, IS, JS Outside shooting, passing, ball handling and passing should give training to the offensive position. One-on-one should be the offensive position, too, even though it does increase defensive skills a little.

But what about rebounding? Players need to rebound on both ends of the court? If you are training the C position for rebounding, does it go to the offensive player or the defensive player at the spot?

I would appreciate an answer from someone who knows rather than speculation about what should happen.




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Date: 4/3/2010 8:57:44 PM
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The example is for defense training. If you choose to train ID, playing a player at PG on offense and C on defense would train him on ID.



Its the other way around. If you choose to train ID, playing a player at C on offense and PG on defense would train him on ID.

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That makes absolutely no sense. If he is playing PG on defense, how can he possibly be learning ID.

Anyone else?

A moderator who actually knows the answer?

That would useful.

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137775.13 in reply to 137775.12
Date: 4/3/2010 11:25:11 PM
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Whom you guard has no bearing on training in BB...

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137775.14 in reply to 137775.12
Date: 4/3/2010 11:31:21 PM
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I know the answer. The answer is that only the players selected on the offensive roles for each position are the players that get full training. So if you play your Center as defending on PG then he will still get all his training as a center and none as a PG. Playing a player in a different position for defence only doesn't count towards training at all, only the original offensive position is used for training.

Last edited by Naker Virus at 4/3/2010 11:32:29 PM

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