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From: HAHA

To: Aleksandar

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271440.60 in reply to 271440.25
Date: 7/25/2015 8:02:45 AM

HAHA001

IBL

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I trained my allstar to

11/12
12/12
13/10
13/11
9/10

113 skills, probably can squeeze few more skills in, end build should be

12/12
12/13
13/11
13/11
9/11

I guess pallstar can reach some 125 skills, maybe more if you really pump up SB

For all-around SF, what training should be given to the player first?

18 years old: OD + 1on1
19 years old: OD + 1on1
20 years old: OD + 1on1
21 years old: ID + IS
22 years old: ID + IS
23 years old: ID + JS
24 years old: SB + JS
25 years old: SB + Passing
26 years old: SB + Passing

Would it be too late to training SB at the age of 24~26?

Oh, how about rebounding? when should I give him rebounding training?

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From: Aleksandar

To: HAHA

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271440.61 in reply to 271440.60
Date: 7/25/2015 9:32:10 AM

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Probably secondary skills first, relative to height.

If he's 6'7 or so then whatever, I would just train the guy always balanced.

Actually, it doesn't matter if you first train primary or secondary skills, mathematically, you'll always get to the end result in the same amount of time.

Your plan sounds good, build up some OD and 1v1 first so he doesn't suck on defense, and has a bit of LI offense at least. Also, 1v1 then OD will give some good elastic effect.

Last edited by Aleksandar at 7/25/2015 9:33:33 AM

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From: Alfa

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Date: 7/26/2015 7:52:03 AM

Montanas

II.4

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Hey all, this is my guy:

http://i.imgur.com/SjK2wOP.png

Next year he'll be 24. How much more do you think I can squeeze and where?

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From: Nico4nicolas

To: Mr.Banane

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271440.66 in reply to 271440.64
Date: 7/29/2015 9:21:36 AM

MyBBTeam

MBBA

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I love his rebounding and to me, he is a SF, perfect to play LI or to defend on outside based SF. Thanks for sharing his build, as the Malaysia U21 NT coach, he will be useful if I want to show managers that perennial allstar players are very useful and can be trained to great levels.

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From: Nico4nicolas

To: Mr.Banane

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Date: 7/29/2015 10:36:17 AM

MyBBTeam

MBBA

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Tak Cuba Tak Tahu

"As The Malaysian U21 NT Coach", comment il se la pète ^^

C'est pas comme si j'avais souvent l'occasion de me la péter... and that's why I didn't mention the 41 points loss against France 2 seasons ago.

I'm currently training a player to be somehow similar to Mathy but I didn't think a perennial all star could have so many skill points. My player is so far from what Mathy is that he is an example to follow. I hope I can do something as good as you did. In fact, I can say I prefer your player that the imaginary players proposed as he has some strengths which make him better than the balanced build proposed.

Last edited by Nico4nicolas at 7/29/2015 10:37:38 AM

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