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 Thanks a lot ABC and sanjeev.

I follow what you mentioned - but a bit differently.
I train at all positions in a mixed way (all positions in a week) rather than train defenders for a week, then mids for a week and forwards a week and then follow this cycle.
Guess its okay. Is it? 		27/11/2011 19:25
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 thats what i said a day each then u can do important positions twice
like
day no. training for
1 gk
2 defenders - something
3 mids /inner mids -something
4 forwards/wings -something
5 defenders - clearence
6 shots on goal
7 ball control/ sprint 2 one of them alternatively like that
this is just a illustrative example
my reccomendation dont follow it
and my name in not sanjeev its rajeev u get it

Edited by s_rajeev18 27-11-2011 19:31 		27/11/2011 19:29
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R11G said:
Thanks a lot ABC and sanjeev.

I follow what you mentioned - but a bit differently.
I train at all positions in a mixed way (all positions in a week) rather than train defenders for a week, then mids for a week and forwards a week and then follow this cycle.
Guess its okay. Is it?


I wouldn't say there is a right or wrong way. Find what works for you and turn your weaknesses into strengths. I train def because I bought a bunch of good progression defenders.

Some players train one set, say GKs, all season, some people train a mix, some train in a cycle like you do etc. Good luck! 		27/11/2011 20:59
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 Just one thing, looking at whatever you had set up for seniors today. If you get a red arrow, they are getting worse and not better.

If a player is going downwards on the curve(think of a squashed bell curve).This generally happens when the get older. Then every time you train that player, then they get worse not better. 		27/11/2011 21:51
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