Regarding the 331 schedule and causing more injuries....I have seemed to notice this as well.
I'm wondering though, does sprinkling some recovery sessions in the 331 schedule help fix this. Maybe not like 7 recovery sessions but at least a few.
I'm thinking the way to go right now is to prioritize the 'speed' schedule which includes quickness + attx2 + match practice for U18 and U21 squad players. But on the senior squad where your players likely already have 16+ speed or close to it, to instead use the 331 schedule to help round out things like balance and strength and agility.
ZaZ said: I think I will settle for that since it allows me to max speed of initially fast players, while getting a good CA for transfers and using those players. Expand
How long does a new player have to be on a team before he can be sold?
Antal said: How long does a new player have to be on a team before he can be sold? Expand
Three or six months, I don't remember exactly. Before that, they claim they just signed a new contract and ignore entering any negotiations. Players can only be sold if they sign with the other team, so other teams will not make offers for players that don't want to sign a contract.
@harvestgreen22, checking the tables, I noticed some schedules like 93 and 94, which are only different by the recovery sessions added, yield barely the same results. Is it safe to assume something like [Physical][Recovery]x4 (one recovery per day, then one physical, then match day, then full rest day) will have barely the same results as [Physical] (51)? If true, that would allow me to handle issues with match fitness better.
ZaZ said: If true, that would allow me to handle issues with match fitness better. Expand
I assume that using a training session the day before a match (attack or physics or other), your players go out on the field in a state of 93-94% fatigue.
Could you guys advise on the best schedules for a squad of mostly 21 or 22+ players who already have 15+ pace/acceleration?
Also for players who are already at their full potential, is there any benefit of keeping them on additional focus quickness or should that be taken off?
I think something which grows some mental attributes would be better than the usual quickness + attack x2 + match practice
Ellever said: Could you guys advise on the best schedules for a squad of mostly 21 or 22+ players who already have 15+ pace/acceleration?
Also for players who are already at their full potential, is there any benefit of keeping them on additional focus quickness or should that be taken off?
I think something which grows some mental attributes would be better than the usual quickness + attack x2 + match practice Expand
I mean the schedule you mentioned will do just as well as many others, theres no silver bullet, but that schedule is good.
There's no reason to remove the quickness, however if there are certain attributes you'd rather develop, just change it. Theres no set rule for what you can and can't do.
MrCroDevil said: what to do when you get info that quickness is not improving anymore, do we change it or leave it ? Expand
There's no right or wrong way. Personally what i do is see whether there realistically is much growth possible. Let's say it's a player with 180 PA, he's currently 150 and he has 18/18 pace and acceleration. In that case i'd keep quickness to try and get towards 20/20. Let's say his PA is only 160 i might look to push the last bit of growth somewhere else like dribbling. It's dependant on the situation though. Another thing is, even if there's no PA left, some of the attributes can still be redistributed, so it could be worth to keep on training quickness.
As i said there's no right or wrong. It's just a big spreadsheet simulator we are playing.
Regarding the 331 schedule and causing more injuries....I have seemed to notice this as well.
I'm wondering though, does sprinkling some recovery sessions in the 331 schedule help fix this. Maybe not like 7 recovery sessions but at least a few.
I'm thinking the way to go right now is to prioritize the 'speed' schedule which includes quickness + attx2 + match practice for U18 and U21 squad players. But on the senior squad where your players likely already have 16+ speed or close to it, to instead use the 331 schedule to help round out things like balance and strength and agility.
ZaZ said: I think I will settle for that since it allows me to max speed of initially fast players, while getting a good CA for transfers and using those players.
How long does a new player have to be on a team before he can be sold?
Antal said: How long does a new player have to be on a team before he can be sold?
Three or six months, I don't remember exactly. Before that, they claim they just signed a new contract and ignore entering any negotiations. Players can only be sold if they sign with the other team, so other teams will not make offers for players that don't want to sign a contract.
@harvestgreen22, checking the tables, I noticed some schedules like 93 and 94, which are only different by the recovery sessions added, yield barely the same results. Is it safe to assume something like [Physical][Recovery]x4 (one recovery per day, then one physical, then match day, then full rest day) will have barely the same results as [Physical] (51)? If true, that would allow me to handle issues with match fitness better.
ZaZ said: If true, that would allow me to handle issues with match fitness better.
I assume that using a training session the day before a match (attack or physics or other), your players go out on the field in a state of 93-94% fatigue.
I am trying to look for it but can't find it, what sould be best individual trainings ?
MrCroDevil said: I am trying to look for it but can't find it, what sould be best individual trainings ?
Quickness for outfield players. Agility and balance or reflexes for goalkeepers
Could you guys advise on the best schedules for a squad of mostly 21 or 22+ players who already have 15+ pace/acceleration?
Also for players who are already at their full potential, is there any benefit of keeping them on additional focus quickness or should that be taken off?
I think something which grows some mental attributes would be better than the usual quickness + attack x2 + match practice
Ellever said: Could you guys advise on the best schedules for a squad of mostly 21 or 22+ players who already have 15+ pace/acceleration?
Also for players who are already at their full potential, is there any benefit of keeping them on additional focus quickness or should that be taken off?
I think something which grows some mental attributes would be better than the usual quickness + attack x2 + match practice
I mean the schedule you mentioned will do just as well as many others, theres no silver bullet, but that schedule is good.
There's no reason to remove the quickness, however if there are certain attributes you'd rather develop, just change it. Theres no set rule for what you can and can't do.
harvestgreen22 said: 466:[Quickness][Physical][Attacking] Additional focus: Ball Control
excel
https://mega.nz/file/NNsQ0QaC#tudRNF9uhPed_1ZYrFoesMZofeHD1Odt3E3rerqej_U
https://pixeldrain.com/u/ZU6qjh58
To put it simply:
331
[Physical][Match Practice][Attacking][Defending]
Training Intensity Scheduling set as "no schedule, no schedule, no schedule, double intensity, double intensity"
Addtional Focus set as "Quickness "
From what I gather from the Excel, Goalkeepers' individual should be set to Agility and Balance?
can someone help me with a training schedule for 1 and 2 matches please
juliius said: Quickness for outfield players. Agility and balance or reflexes for goalkeepers
what to do when you get info that quickness is not improving anymore, do we change it or leave it ?
MrCroDevil said: what to do when you get info that quickness is not improving anymore, do we change it or leave it ?
There's no right or wrong way. Personally what i do is see whether there realistically is much growth possible. Let's say it's a player with 180 PA, he's currently 150 and he has 18/18 pace and acceleration. In that case i'd keep quickness to try and get towards 20/20. Let's say his PA is only 160 i might look to push the last bit of growth somewhere else like dribbling. It's dependant on the situation though.
Another thing is, even if there's no PA left, some of the attributes can still be redistributed, so it could be worth to keep on training quickness.
As i said there's no right or wrong. It's just a big spreadsheet simulator we are playing.
Personally I keep Quickness on until the player gets towards 28-30yo then stop additional training completely to help keep him fit as he ages.