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The training type '''defensive positions''' trains the [[defending]] skill for [[Central Defender|central defender]]s, [[wingback]]s, [[inner midfielder]]s, [[winger]]s and [[goalkeeper]]s. This training type is not very popular at about | The training type '''defensive positions''' trains the [[defending]] skill for [[Central Defender|central defender]]s, [[wingback]]s, [[inner midfielder]]s, [[winger]]s and [[goalkeeper]]s. This training type is not very popular at about 2% of all people. Note that [[defending training]] also trains the skill, for less people but at a faster rate. | ||
==Pros== | ==Pros== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:51, 19 June 2019
The training type defensive positions trains the defending skill for central defenders, wingbacks, inner midfielders, wingers and goalkeepers. This training type is not very popular at about 2% of all people. Note that defending training also trains the skill, for less people but at a faster rate.
Pros
- Potentially able to train 22 players per week, using the 5-5-0 formation.
- Can play 5-4-1 and 4-5-1 and thus train 20 players per week.
Cons
- It takes much longer for players to increase defensive skill than if using Defending training.
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