First of all, thank you for the detailed training guide. I have one question regarding your recommended schedules.
In the “Most Effective Schedules” list, the schedule [Quickness] [Match Practice] [Attacking]x2 appears to have the highest CA gain, around 37.93 CA. However, in your suggested Growth schedules, you mainly use [Physical]x5 [Attacking]x5 for one-match weeks and [Physical]x2 [Attacking]x2 for two-match weeks.
Could you please explain why you recommend the Physical + Attacking Growth schedules instead of using the highest-performing schedule with Quickness + Match Practice + Attacking x2?
Is it because of match sharpness, fatigue, injury risk, long-term attribute distribution, or because Quickness is already covered through individual training?
Also, in my save I usually use two completely different starting elevens when I have two matches in the same week. For example, one eleven plays the league match and another eleven plays the European match. I also set very tired players to no pitch or gym work.
In that case, what would you recommend as the most effective weekly training schedule for maximum player development over a full season?
Should I still use your suggested [Physical]x2 [Attacking]x2 schedule for two-match weeks, or would it make more sense to use the higher-performing [Quickness] [Match Practice] [Attacking]x2 schedule because my players are rotated heavily?
bigloser said: There’s no one “best” it depends on the PA of your players. If you have low pa players cheesing hard to just do physicals makes sense, if you have a bunch of 150+ pa players your leaving CA on the table doing that. Ie you can hit the premium 18+ acc/pac and have good technicals/mentals. Expand
We are definitely looking for the best possible training in order to push our player as close as possible to his PA limit. This value may be predetermined, but if it is not developed properly, it will never be reached. That’s what I’m asking, whether you have settled on a specific training plan
I haven’t reached a conclusion yet. So, which training is ultimately the most effective? Based on the Excel file, the best one is this: Quickness + Match Practice + Additional Focus Quickness (No Double Intensity).
First of all, congratulations on the tactic. It works excellently (Panathinaikos, Greek Super League). I think you should also create a set-piece routine based on the back three.
First of all, thank you for the detailed training guide. I have one question regarding your recommended schedules.
In the “Most Effective Schedules” list, the schedule [Quickness] [Match Practice] [Attacking]x2 appears to have the highest CA gain, around 37.93 CA. However, in your suggested Growth schedules, you mainly use [Physical]x5 [Attacking]x5 for one-match weeks and [Physical]x2 [Attacking]x2 for two-match weeks.
Could you please explain why you recommend the Physical + Attacking Growth schedules instead of using the highest-performing schedule with Quickness + Match Practice + Attacking x2?
Is it because of match sharpness, fatigue, injury risk, long-term attribute distribution, or because Quickness is already covered through individual training?
Also, in my save I usually use two completely different starting elevens when I have two matches in the same week. For example, one eleven plays the league match and another eleven plays the European match. I also set very tired players to no pitch or gym work.
In that case, what would you recommend as the most effective weekly training schedule for maximum player development over a full season?
Should I still use your suggested [Physical]x2 [Attacking]x2 schedule for two-match weeks, or would it make more sense to use the higher-performing [Quickness] [Match Practice] [Attacking]x2 schedule because my players are rotated heavily?
Thank you!
We are definitely looking for the best possible training in order to push our player as close as possible to his PA limit. This value may be predetermined, but if it is not developed properly, it will never be reached. That’s what I’m asking, whether you have settled on a specific training plan
Have you created this routine yourself? If so, where can I find it?