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From: LynxBK

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Date: 9/3/2026 5:16:40 AM
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Hey MrJ, I have a question regarding this:
Inside Scoring:
Inside Scoring (C): 0.5 IS, 0.1 JS, 0.05 ID. SUM=0.65
So a player will be getting 0.5 IS and 0.1 JS in a week by training Inside Scoring (C).
Obviously the taller the player the faster they will develop their IS with this training.
Will a taller player develop faster the JS skill as well (compared to shorter player)?

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Date: 9/3/2026 5:21:55 AM
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Generally taller players improve somewhat faster in the big skills, IS, ID, Re, SB and shorter players in the guards skills, JS, JR, OD, Ha, Dr, Pa. This would imply that exactly the other way around a taller player would train JS somewhat slower than a smaller player would.

Last edited by GM-LennuK at 9/3/2026 5:22:02 AM

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:14:34 AM
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Sounds reasonable. Has your observations proven that to be a fact, or it is a statement based on logic?
And a follow-up, would you say training pressure (OD) for PG improves Inside Defense faster for taller players, compared to shorter players?

From: js8

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330129.12 in reply to 330129.10
Date: 9/3/2026 6:25:33 AM
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Generally taller players improve somewhat faster in the big skills, IS, ID, Re, SB and shorter players in the guards skills, JS, JR, OD, Ha, Dr, Pa. This would imply that exactly the other way around a taller player would train JS somewhat slower than a smaller player would.

That's not true.

The skills affected by height are: JR, OD, HN, IS, ID, RB and SB. This was confirmed by Coach Parrot.

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:28:33 AM
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Oh interesting, so JS, DR and PA are completely independent of height? Thanks for correcting that. I tried to look at my trained players, but I did not have reliable set of data, including players of the same age and different heights trained together.

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:31:15 AM
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As js8 corrected, JS would then not be affected by height, but ID in case of pressure training would be. At least that's how I would understand it. As I said, I myself unfortunately did not have a reliable set of training data to either confirm or deny it.

From: js8

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:33:22 AM
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So Coach Parrot actually states that taller players improve in ID slower than smaller players, when training Outside Defence.

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:37:33 AM
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So, would you say this statement is correct:
- When training Inside Scoring (C), a 6'1" / 185 cm player and a 6'11" / 211 cm player will be improving their Jump Shot skill at the same speed (provided they are at the same age and not capped).

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Date: 9/3/2026 6:52:56 AM
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So Coach Parrot actually states that taller players improve in ID slower than smaller players, when training Outside Defence.
That's interesting. It may imply that the rate of improvement of the secondary skill(s) for a certain training type, depends on the effectiveness of the improvement of the primary skill. In other words, when training OD, shorter players improve the OD skill faster (primary effect) => they will improve the ID skill (secondary effect) faster as well.

Is this a fair statement?

Last edited by LynxBK at 9/3/2026 7:00:49 AM

From: js8

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Date: 9/3/2026 7:15:23 AM
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So, would you say this statement is correct:
- When training Inside Scoring (C), a 6'1" / 185 cm player and a 6'11" / 211 cm player will be improving their Jump Shot skill at the same speed (provided they are at the same age and not capped).

No - they would improve at different rates.

So let me clearer from my original statement:
The skills affected by height are: JR, OD, HN, IS, ID, RB and SB, when trained directly through their respective training, so the rate of improvement in a 6'11 and 6'1 player would be the same for JS, JR and IS when training JS F, however when training IS directly, the rate of improvement in a 6'11 and 6'1 player would differ for IS, JS and ID.

Last edited by js8 at 9/3/2026 7:20:41 AM

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Date: 9/3/2026 9:33:08 AM
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Hi,

I have a question regarding the result of the one pos./ two pos. training that is not 100% clear to me. For example with IS:

Inside Scoring:
Inside Scoring (C): 0.5 IS, 0.1 JS, 0.05 ID. SUM=0.65
Inside Scoring (PF/C): 0.38 IS, 0.08 JS, 0.04 ID. SUM=0.5

One pos. Training is clear so far, the trained player receives the 0.65 points as written above.

But the two pos. Training: does it mean that both trained players receive 0.5 points each, so in total 1.0 points or both players receive in total the 0.5 points so the 0.5 points are to be splitted on the two players like 0.25 points each?

Of course, all training points distribution to be done according to the currently available training efficiency (lvl of trainer, age, height, youth trainer, a.s.o.).

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