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You can do what ever you want, but the problem with shots on goal and dribbling is that they don't train technique very well. You need to have a well rounded player. They'll play better on the pitch and will sell for a lot more. Trust me, dribbling and shots on goal might raise a CFs average a lot, but the good managers that are in the market will pay more for a well rounded player than a player that has a high average just because his dribbling and shooting stats are higher. |
02/09/2013 12:56 |
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I've changed there training order to ur sugested training plan since yesterday... | 02/09/2013 13:09 |
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I second Sabre. Use those eight trainings and nothing else, and you will develop perfect forwards. There are always ways to "speed up" training and increase averages, but those methods create forwards who are much less productive in the game. Stick to this schedule and you will do well. | 03/09/2013 07:59 |
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Heidstra said: I second Sabre. Use those eight trainings and nothing else, and you will develop perfect forwards. There are always ways to "speed up" training and increase averages, but those methods create forwards who are much less productive in the game. Stick to this schedule and you will do well. Thanks bro... |
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@sabrefan62 said: Speed is hard to train for CFs. I do the following for my junior forwards (RF, LF, CF): 2x attacking headers 2x crossing the ball 2x beating markers 2x sprint I find it gives a good balanced training of passing, shots, dribbling, speed, strength and technique. Thanks |
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brighteejay said: @sabrefan62 said: Speed is hard to train for CFs. I do the following for my junior forwards (RF, LF, CF): 2x attacking headers 2x crossing the ball 2x beating markers 2x sprint I find it gives a good balanced training of passing, shots, dribbling, speed, strength and technique. accordingly, or optionaly arranged as that? wat is dis 2x u talk about? |
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dwhy said: brighteejay said: @sabrefan62 said: Speed is hard to train for CFs. I do the following for my junior forwards (RF, LF, CF): 2x attacking headers 2x crossing the ball 2x beating markers 2x sprint I find it gives a good balanced training of passing, shots, dribbling, speed, strength and technique. accordingly, or optionaly arranged as that? wat is dis 2x u talk about? repeat the training twice. |
04/09/2013 18:09 |
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Like twice in a week or what? | 04/09/2013 18:17 |
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dwhy said: Like twice in a week or what? simultaneously like this attacking headers attacking headers crossing the ball crossing the ball beating markers beating markers sprint sprint |
04/09/2013 18:23 |
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dwhy said: Like twice in a week or what? simultaneously or twice in a week like this attacking headers attacking headers crossing the ball crossing the ball beating markers beating markers sprint sprint |
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