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Raising a level and speed of training
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 11:09 am    Post subject: Raising a level and speed of training
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Is it easy to train up to a different level because I found it quite easy to train up to 7*. Also They train so fast I cannot keep up with them...Can you guyz help me please???
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 2:31 pm    Post subject:
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I'm not seeing the problem here.

Use your sort lists to your advantage. Train a few players that are at the bottom of interception, if they're getting +4, +5 or such gains, give your team some interception training as they would appear weak in that area. Take a few days to experiment with training to see how each player reacts to it, don't rush things. There are plenty of higher-skilled teams out there that are absolutely dreadful because there's no effort put into finding each players' strengths and weaknesses. And then positioning them accordingly. Of course, there are many more who do this and that's why they remain top-teams. Basically, in a nut-shell, if you want to have a top-team, examine your players at a slower rate if you're not catching up with them -- not knowing yours players will bite you in the end.
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