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Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of training all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the rules with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training. This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type. | Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of [[training]] all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the [[rules]] with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training. | ||
This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type. | |||
Other used names for this phenomenon are: drippling training, shadow training, fusion training (English), klaverjas training (Dutch). | Other used names for this phenomenon are: [[drippling training]], [[shadow training]], [[fusion training]] ([[England|English]]), [[klaverjas training]] ([[Nederland|Dutch]]). | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 27 November 2005
Osmosis training is one of the names given to the small amount of training all players receive if not played in the correct position for that training type. As mentioned in the rules with ((others)). Note that players do not receive this training with goalkeeping training. This small amount of training is estimated to be around 1/6 of the training a player receives that played on the right position for that training type.
Other used names for this phenomenon are: drippling training, shadow training, fusion training (English), klaverjas training (Dutch).
