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From: VitB6
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Date: 10/12/2007 20:12:17
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In know training is negatively affected if you play over 90 minutes, but my question is: does position matter?

Here is the situation, I am training my PG's and SG's on jump shot and I have a player that has played 75 minutes in 2 games (1 league and 1 scrimmage) at SG. I have a game coming up that I want to win but I don't want him to play over the 90 mintues, so he gets maximum training. If play him at SF and his total minutes go over 90, but the minutes in the position that training is effective (PG/SG) stays at 75, will he get full training this week?

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1795.2 in reply to 1795.1
Date: 10/12/2007 20:14:40
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Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but training will not be negatively affected if he goes over 90, just the practice this week (form).

In any case, playing over 90 cumulative minutes will likely result in a lower practice this week, regardless of position.

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1795.3 in reply to 1795.2
Date: 10/12/2007 20:22:33
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In any case, playing over 90 cumulative minutes will likely result in a lower practice this week, regardless of position.


This is correct.

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1795.4 in reply to 1795.2
Date: 10/12/2007 20:25:07
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OK then, what does a lower practice this week mean? I was under the assumption that said player won't get 100% training because he played too many minutes.

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1795.5 in reply to 1795.4
Date: 10/12/2007 20:27:56
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Practice this week: Players will not always play equally well from week to week. The better they look in practice in a given week, they better they are likely to play in a game


So he's still going to get full training at whatever skill you trained, but if his practice goes down, his play will suffer until the practice recovers.

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1795.6 in reply to 1795.5
Date: 10/12/2007 20:35:26
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gotcha. thanks.

From: raonne

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1795.7 in reply to 1795.6
Date: 10/12/2007 21:26:50
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i think the point here is that you are mistaking "Practice this week" with "Traning", and they have NOTHING to do with one another. "Pratice this week" means FORM.

But this confusion is not your fault, it's actually quite commom.

I don't know why the BB's haven't change the expression "Practice this week" to simply "FORM", as we did already in several translations...