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138578.6 in reply to 138578.5
Date: 3/31/2010 11:36:10 AM
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I think you got me a little bit wrong. I meant that you can change training regime week by week without any training "score" being dumped in the process but you cannot switch training midweek, because training occurs Friday ONLY! The engine computes training performance based on the training scheme that is set right before training deadline on Friday.

Also, if you are concentrating exclusively on getting the most out of your training, it's no use giving your guys more than 48 minutes a week. Every minute more than 48 doesn't affect the output at all. So instead, you should put some backup dude or any other guy to get his training, even if he is not listed at the position you are training.

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138578.7 in reply to 138578.6
Date: 3/31/2010 1:48:22 PM
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Hi folks,

I have a question. I live in England so 6am eastern US time is 10 am here. I am currently trainning my PFs and Cs in shot blocking. If I change my trainning on Thursday night so that the new trainning will begin when the computer changes things at 6am eastern US time will my current trainning be lost or will my current trainning complete and then at 6 am eastern the new trainning will begin.

I don`t want to change my trainning for a new programme before 6 am eastern if it means that my current trainning will be lost.

I hope that makes sense and I hope that you have the time to help.

Many thanks.

From: Bilyb

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138578.8 in reply to 138578.7
Date: 3/31/2010 1:52:22 PM
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You can only get credit for one type of training per week. Wait until you see the announcement from your trainer that he has completed the weekly training... then pick the training type for the following week.

Last edited by Bilyb at 3/31/2010 1:52:32 PM

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138578.9 in reply to 138578.8
Date: 3/31/2010 1:59:12 PM
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Okay thanks.

Also, how do you know when you`re players are about to "get a pop" on their stats.

Much appreciate the help.

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138578.10 in reply to 138578.9
Date: 3/31/2010 2:02:00 PM
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You can't be sure when players will pop. Check out the Training Speed analysis thread (In this Forum, go to Important threads and click on Training Speed Analysis) which tells you what trains what and how long it takes to train (approximately).

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138578.11 in reply to 138578.10
Date: 3/31/2010 2:18:40 PM
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Thanks. Does it matter how many players you are trainning in the chosen positions? I am trainning PF and Cs in shotblocking and am tainning five players. Someone told me that trainning five players is a good number. I`d really like to train 6 players. 3 Pfs and 3 Cs. If you train more players in the positions does the effect of trainning decrease and if you train less players does the effect of trainning increase? I know that each player has to have a minimum of 48 minutes but I can train 3 Pfs and 3 Cs by using the minutes.

For example if I train 2 Pfs and 3Cs will the effect of trainning be better on them than if I train 3 Pfs and 3 Cs.

Thanks.

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138578.13 in reply to 138578.11
Date: 3/31/2010 2:59:31 PM
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Number of players doesn't have any affect on training. 1 position training is the most effective followed by 2 position training. 1 position training allows you to give full training (48 minutes) to up to 3 players. 2 position training allows you to give full training to up to 6 players. So it is up to you which training best suits your team.

To answer your question directly, if you train 2 Pfs and 3Cs the effect of training will be exactly the same per player as if you trained 3 Pfs and 3Cs. The only difference in the second case is that 1 more player gets training.

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138578.14 in reply to 138578.13
Date: 3/31/2010 3:41:24 PM
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Thanks folks, that`s brilliant, my questions answered perfectly. So I`ll train three PFs and three Cs.

The plan is to play my starting C and PF and their young reserves in the two league games,sharing the minutes so that after two games those four players have 48 mins. each. Then in the cup or scrimmage games I`ll play the two young reserves for the entire game for their 48 mins. The two young reserves are players that I will train up to sell on.

I hope that that`s a good strategy.

Many thanks for all your help.

Scipio.

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138578.15 in reply to 138578.14
Date: 3/31/2010 3:46:57 PM
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Each game you should have 2 players play 48 minutes at C and PF (1 at each position). Don't put a starter and backup in, and then switch them in the second game to balance the minutes. The reason for this is because if you switch them in the second game, it is unlikely that the minutes will be split the same. So you might end up with 2 players on 50 minutes and 2 players on 46 minutes after the second game.

Goodluck!

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