ZaZ - Sapphire PF

Sapphire Alternative, but without roam from position on PFs. It is also https://fm-arena.com/thread/12717-ef-424-if-hp-v2-p101-ac/ tactic on the right side, symmetrical. I am investigating if one of the sides of the top tactic is doing the job, or if it is the combination that is creating good results.

@Zippo @Droid will this be tested with additional matches?

ZaZ said: Sapphire Alternative, but without roam from position on PFs. It is also https://fm-arena.com/thread/12717-ef-424-if-hp-v2-p101-ac/ tactic on the right side, symmetrical. I am investigating if one of the sides of the top tactic is doing the job, or if it is the combination that is creating good results.



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You have created an effective training program in the past, could you please post the players training for 2024

Antal said: You have created an effective training program in the past, could you please post the players training for 2024 Expand

Most important for a training schedule are:
- Three Rest sessions after the match day. Add "no pitch or gym" rest below Excellent condition, or manual rest, on top of the three rest sessions, to stack them into a super rest.
- Two Match Practices, as it is the most efficient training session.
- As many Physical sessions as possible, because Pace and Acceleration are the most important attributes. Quickness and (somehow) Endurance have similar results. Avoid getting to red intensity, because of injuries.
- Fill the remaining sessions with Attack and Defend sessions, as those are the most effective general purpose sessions.

As long as you follow these guidelines, your training schedule will be good.

Keep in mind Rest does absolutely nothing if you did not add three sessions in the same day. Recovery is just a much worse rest that does not reduce match sharpness, so never use it. The only rest players need is Super rest (three rest sessions plus manual rest / "no pitch or gym". In weeks with two matches, make one super rest after each match day.

Please provide instructions for the console?

You can give instructions I'm playing console

ZaZ said: Most important for a training schedule are:
- Three Rest sessions after the match day. Add "no pitch or gym" rest below Excellent condition, or manual rest, on top of the three rest sessions, to stack them into a super rest.
- Two Match Practices, as it is the most efficient training session.
- As many Physical sessions as possible, because Pace and Acceleration are the most important attributes. Quickness and (somehow) Endurance have similar results. Avoid getting to red intensity, because of injuries.
- Fill the remaining sessions with Attack and Defend sessions, as those are the most effective general purpose sessions.

As long as you follow these guidelines, your training schedule will be good.

Keep in mind Rest does absolutely nothing if you did not add three sessions in the same day. Recovery is just a much worse rest that does not reduce match sharpness, so never use it. The only rest players need is Super rest (three rest sessions plus manual rest / "no pitch or gym". In weeks with two matches, make one super rest after each match day. Expand

I remember your old training, bro
in 2024 there is no possibility to have three trainings before the game (physics, attack, defense) Should we remove the physical training on this day?

ZaZ said: Keep in mind Rest does absolutely nothing if you did not add three sessions in the same day. Recovery is just a much worse rest that does not reduce match sharpness, so never use it. The only rest players need is Super rest (three rest sessions plus manual rest / "no pitch or gym". In weeks with two matches, make one super rest after each match day. Expand

This good?

Antal said: I remember your old training, bro
in 2024 there is no possibility to have three trainings before the game (physics, attack, defense) Should we remove the physical training on this day? Expand

I would use one physical every day, and two physicals before the match (since match focus is light). That would reach the cap of seven Physical sessions a week, considering one day for super rest.

I console plaseeeeeeeeee

@ZaZ    Plase bro

Sorry, I cannot take the screenshots, but it is the same as the top tactics, so you can find it there.

ZaZ said: Most important for a training schedule are:
- Three Rest sessions after the match day. Add "no pitch or gym" rest below Excellent condition, or manual rest, on top of the three rest sessions, to stack them into a super rest.
- Two Match Practices, as it is the most efficient training session.
- As many Physical sessions as possible, because Pace and Acceleration are the most important attributes. Quickness and (somehow) Endurance have similar results. Avoid getting to red intensity, because of injuries.
- Fill the remaining sessions with Attack and Defend sessions, as those are the most effective general purpose sessions.

As long as you follow these guidelines, your training schedule will be good.

Keep in mind Rest does absolutely nothing if you did not add three sessions in the same day. Recovery is just a much worse rest that does not reduce match sharpness, so never use it. The only rest players need is Super rest (three rest sessions plus manual rest / "no pitch or gym". In weeks with two matches, make one super rest after each match day. Expand

I love the explanation, but you know 2024, post the schedule for us plebs <3 you do gods work for fm over the years, i love ur zaz blue last year, great stuff on the tactics!

ZaZ said: I would use one physical every day, and two physicals before the match (since match focus is light). That would reach the cap of seven Physical sessions a week, considering one day for super rest. Expand

Do you incorporate additional training into your schedule?

@ZaZ I'd not use match practice until you max out pace and acc, since PA is not indefinite. I just won Champions League with homegrown players from a low reputation club from a weak league, just resting them for a couple years in U-18 to redistribute their attributes into physical and then training them with purely physical training.

Antal said: Do you incorporate additional training into your schedule? Expand

Quickness for line players, Reflexes for goalkeepers.


BulldozerJokic said: @ZaZ I'd not use match practice until you max out pace and acc, since PA is not indefinite. I just won Champions League with homegrown players from a low reputation club from a weak league, just resting them for a couple years in U-18 to redistribute their attributes into physical and then training them with purely physical training. Expand

Not saying it is a bad idea, but that would take at least double the time to finish training a player, and I am not sure if most people are willing to game that much.

Just stupid what Giroud did in this tactic at Milan

ZaZ said: I would use one physical every day, and two physicals before the match (since match focus is light). That would reach the cap of seven Physical sessions a week, considering one day for super rest. Expand

At the start of the season, do you use your training schedule? Or do you use the pre-season game schedules?
How many friendly games a week do you play at the start of the season?

Antal said: At the start of the season, do you use your training schedule? Or do you use the pre-season game schedules?
How many friendly games a week do you play at the start of the season? Expand

Same training schedule for the whole season. One friendly per week.