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PostPosted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 1:46 pm    Post subject: offensive/defensive???
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I read trainers postings in the past on the fact that they can tell if there team is an offensive/ defensive team or power , fast,contact?? now I have several teams and train them basically the same way so what is the formula to tell for example if my team is offensive/ defensive? or power/contact? or even fast???? Confused
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I would say play some games and watch them. That should give you a good idea. Very Happy
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I think one way to do it is to play several games in each stad to see which one they do best in. I would also say if you have 6 or more players that can throw 165+ without a whole lot of effort that speaks volumes.
If player hit better with more contact than the power cage.... that speaks volumes.
I will be curious to see what other think on this topic as well. Good post.
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 2:07 pm    Post subject: reply
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I would say play some games and watch them. That should give you a good idea. Very Happy
yes, but how is that going to tell you lets say, if the team is fast or faster than any of the other teams I own?? how do you measure a teams overall speed?
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I would say play some games and watch them. That should give you a good idea. Very Happy
yes, but how is that going to tell you lets say, if the team is fast or faster than any of the other teams I own?? how do you measure a teams overall speed?


Play in Monster and see how many doubles and tripples your guys get.
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