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Hello,

I hear what you’re saying, and I definitely appreciate the perspective of someone who has put in the work. There is a massive difference between talking about the "ideal" build and actually getting into the weeds to produce four players with 100+ TSP before they even hit 23. Which I have done since I have been here. The guide is not hard to understand.. MyThat’s a serious track record that speaks for itself.

It’s true that while some might focus on the theory(which I do not ), you’re looking at the actual results on the court., my court is data not anything else. My goal isn’t to talk down to anyone or ignore the grind it takes to hit those benchmarks; it’s to provide a space where that kind of high-level experience can be shared. I’m always open to being corrected by someone who is actually out there hitting those development targets. I don't see any post from you on that aspect . So what are you correcting me. For the sake of arguing, or shall I say belittling you have not built ? Post is proof.


To make sure we’re looking at the right blueprint, what training focus or specific skill-set did you prioritize to get those 100+ TSP players developed so early? Like I have which is open sharing format .Keep in no mind two players are the same .

To play the game is one thing,to criticize a trainer is another . Kindly. Show us your format ? Not a insult, I think it fair Or. Do I have to buy supporters to see your threads.




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Last edited by Big city at 3/16/2026 1:53:16 PM

Hello
Kindly Mr Egm



"His claim doesn't hold up without data to back it. I've posted specifics about the player's superstar potential and how to build it , and as an EGM, You know the TSP caps at 100 at 23 years old. I'm doing it right now, so it's 100% accurate. I'd love to see some factual data supporting his position. If not, let's focus on contributing to the discussion rather than speculating and taking sides.

The data I post above is correct for base tactical point guard . At highest level in potential 400k + is the selling price.

Hello


"Hey, let's keep the discussion focused on building great players! This thread's about creating top-notch offense PGs in base offense , and I'd love to share and learn from data-driven insights so do.many other in need . If you're not interested in sharing or discussing specifics, no worries at all – let's keep the conversation helpful for those who are interested. 😊"

Thank you

Last edited by Big city at 3/17/2026 3:46:08 PM

High value is not important in building base offensive guard players, not the purpose of the thread . .

If you train correctly there no big salary even at highest levels of the game. . It's about balance . It's marathon not sprint

If you can kindly go to my starting post of this thread,, that's training data. It shows you how to build the players for cheap.

Last edited by Big city at 3/17/2026 9:03:59 PM

Let move to our next player type. Which is Center. Since we have pg already. There , now we are going to step by step to build a base offense center .

Building a Superstar Center for a Base Offense/Defense (Normal focus/Normal pace) requires a balanced "all-around" profile rather than just raw interior strength. Because Base Offense doesn't force the ball inside like Look Inside, your Center needs the skill to hit mid-range shots, pass out of double teams, and defend both the paint and occasionally the perimeter.


1. The Build: Superstar Center Example

To reach a Superstar (8) potential cap without "capping" too early, you must balance primary "Big" skills with secondaries.


Example Player: "The Foundation"
Age/Height: 18yo / 7'0" (213cm) - Height is crucial for training speed in big man skills.
Potential: Superstar (8)

Below is the finished product based on estimated training time . These amount. Are the end game we desire.


Skill Category Target Skill Level (Prominent/10+) ~Why for Base Tactic?

Inside Shot (IS) 15 (Sensational)~Primary scoring for any Center.

Inside Def (ID) 14 (Tremendous)~ Essential to stop opponents' inside focus.

Rebounding (REB) 13 (Strong) ~Base tactics rely on possessions; you must win the boards
.
Shot Block (SB) 10 (Prominent) ~Provides an intimidating presence and helps team defense.

Jump Shot (JS) 8 (Excellent) ~Key for Base: Allows the C to score when the offense is balanced.

Passing (PA) 7 (Respectable) ~Helps "Offensive Flow," ensuring he doesn't just turn the ball over.

Lety contine on how to.build it more below


Last edited by Big city at 3/18/2026 4:02:30 PM

. 2.The Training Roadmap
Your going to need a level 4-5 trainer. Gym level 3 and youth coach !!. ( Tip: your arena being 15k or better help things go much smoother is cost.)

Training efficiency drops as players age. Follow this sequence to maximize the training :

Ages 18–19 (Secondary Skills first):


1-on-1 for Forwards: Trains Driving (DR), Handling (HN), and Jump Shot (JS). This builds the "balanced" part of the Base tactic.
Passing (C/PF): Hardest to train later; get it to level 7-8 early.

Ages 20–22 (Primary "Big" Skills):

Inside Defense (C): Single-position training is fastest.

Inside Shot (C): Alternate with ID to maintain the "Elastic Effect" (skills training faster when related skills are higher)
.
Ages 23+ (Polishing):

Rebounding (C/PF): Trains well even at older ages compared to OD/PA.


Let continue more to break this down .