CM0102 training schedule: Here you’ll see how to organize training in Championship Manager 01/02.
But first tell me, how did you usually organize your team’s practices?
I know I know… It takes time and you never know if it makes a difference. But trust me, it can make a difference.
Good or bad, but it makes difference!
Thanks to Kingsley member on Champman and Joe the Greebo!!!
CM0102 training schedule
I wrote in the past that specific training schedules affect specific attributes.
Let’s see again:
- Fitness: Acceleration, agility, thrust, endurance, strength and balance.
- Tactics: Decisions, marking, no ball, positioning and team work.
- Shooting: Finishing, shots from afar.
- Skill: Feeling, heading, passing, technique, crossing, tackling.
- Goalkeeping: Game hands.
See more training tips here.
Knowing that specific training schedules affect specific attributes, you can put together the following training routine:
P.S The following training is not recommended for small teams because of its structure. For them, click here.
Goalkeeper
- Fitness: Light
- Tactics: Light
- Shooting: Medium
- Goalkeeping: Intensive
Defense
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: Intensive
- Shooting: Light
- Skills: Medium
- Goalkeeping: Light
Def Mid
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: Medium
- Shooting: Light
- Skills: Intensive
- Goalkeeping: None
Att Mid
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: None
- Shooting: Intensive
- Skills: Intensive
- Goalkeeping: None
CM0102 training schedule for Youth (everyone that is 24 and under no matter how good they are)
Defenders and young midfielders you can create the following training routine:
- Fitness: Intensive
- Tactics: Intensive
- Shooting: Intensive
- Skill: Intensive
- Goalkeeping: Light
For your Strike Force, do it:
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: None
- Shooting: Intensive
- Skill: Intensive
- Goalkeeping: None
Why select Goalkeeping for non goalkeepers?
Select goalkeeping training for your non-goalkeeper player to they have better positioning stats.
Light training is good enough for them.
CM0102 training schedule for small teams
The best training routine for your small team is:
Goalkeeper
- Fitness: Light
- Tactics: Light
- Shooting: Medium
- Goalkeeping: Intensive
Defenders and Mid
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: Medium
- Shooting: Light
- Skills: Medium
- Goalkeeping: Light
Att Mid
- Fitness: Medium
- Tactics: None
- Shooting: Intensive
- Skills: Medium
- Goalkeeping: None
A good idea is to put all your players on No Training when a season ends, then put them back on your routine 1-2 weeks before the new season kicks off!
Now is up to you!
Put this into practice and tell me if your team has improved, okay?
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