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Is there a training guide on this site somewhere? It sounds like something that could exist, but I couldn’t find one.

I guess there’s a few parts to training - see below. New players to FMM can start off by doing nothing, or can start off by just trying a few elements (and try more over time)…

Do you have any specific questions / areas of interest … ?

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PLAYER TRAINING

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  • 1. Retrain Position - e.g. training Rashford to also be a natural striker.

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  • 2. Focus Role - focusing each player’s training on specific key attributes, e.g. focusing Rashford’s training on the AF attributes.
  • 3. Intensity - e.g. do you give Rashford light, normal or heavy training intensity.
  • 4. Focus Attribute - extra focus for each player’s training on one attribute - e.g. Rashford’s shooting.

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SQUAD DEVELOPMENT

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Less about training, more about wider player development…

  • 5. Player Mentoring - affects attributes and/or personality and/or maybe PPMs (player preferred moves), e.g. having Ronaldo mentor Rashford.

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  • 6. Squad Dynamics - more senior, experienced players influence the younger players’ development

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  • 7. Training Screen - understanding how to read and use the training screens

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  • 8. Game Time - the more game time a player has (while playing well), the more they’ll develop towards their top potential, e.g. if you don’t play Rashford, he won’t develop much more. 
     

 
CLUB TRAINING

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  • 9. Training Facilities - you can ask the Board to improve your faculties. 

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  • 10. Coaches / Staff - you can improve your coaches / non-playing staff.

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  • 11. Affiliates - less about training, more about player development, allowing youngsters to go on loan in lower divisions for first team football.

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1 hour ago, Antonie said:

when hard training is better than normal or light training ?

Great question. Here’s my thoughts…

When NOT to have hard training:

  • 🔻 for injury prone players
  • 🔻 for a player coming back from an injury
  • 🔻 for first team players (unless you’re ok if they get injured)

When it’s BETTER to have hard training

  •  for players who have ‘resilient physique’ on their training screen.

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  •  if you have multiple high-potential youngsters in one position (e.g. six wonderkid STs!), and you want to ensure some of them maximize their growth, and don’t mind if some of the others get injured a lot & don’t reach their potential 😛 
  •  for squad / backup players who play <20 games a season, where you have plenty of competition / backups in their position, so you don’t mind if they get injured.

Just my thoughts 🙂 if you’re unsure, then ‘normal’ is usually fine.

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8 hours ago, DanEnglish said:

Great question. Here’s my thoughts…

When NOT to have hard training:

  • 🔻 for injury prone players
  • 🔻 for a player coming back from an injury
  • 🔻 for first team players (unless you’re ok if they get injured)

When it’s BETTER to have hard training

  •  for players who have ‘resilient physique’ on their training screen.

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  •  if you have multiple high-potential youngsters in one position (e.g. six wonderkid STs!), and you want to ensure some of them maximize their growth, and don’t mind if some of the others get injured a lot & don’t reach their potential 😛 
  •  for squad / backup players who play <20 games a season, where you have plenty of competition / backups in their position, so you don’t mind if they get injured.

Just my thoughts 🙂 if you’re unsure, then ‘normal’ is usually fine.

For the former, will you give them high intensity if they request so?

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1 minute ago, eternalaurora said:

For the former, will you give them high intensity if they request so?

Nope 🙂 I don’t.

If they are young and can develop a lot more - then maybe yes. Otherwise no.

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How to fix this?Screenshot_20230203-211320.thumb.png.a8251af4d73ed5763bdaa9fcf6b63b95.png

"Would benefit from better coaching"

"Requires more focused coaching to improve further"

I have the best training facilities and the best coaches and i don't know how to fix it please help

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On 04/02/2023 at 01:26, HunterX said:

How to fix this?Screenshot_20230203-211320.thumb.png.a8251af4d73ed5763bdaa9fcf6b63b95.png

"Would benefit from better coaching"

"Requires more focused coaching to improve further"

I have the best training facilities and the best coaches and i don't know how to fix it please help

You need "attacking" coach for CM, CAM, ST.
For me the best combination is motivational, fitness, general, attacking, youth.
You can change general with other specialism like defence or gk

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