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Some goalkeeper trainers prefer to keep relatively fewer goalkeeper coaches (as few as five) and relatively more assistant coaches, arguing that the loss in training speed is minimal and the gain in form is worth it. The effects of this choice have not been studied. | Some goalkeeper trainers prefer to keep relatively fewer goalkeeper coaches (as few as five) and relatively more assistant coaches, arguing that the loss in training speed is minimal and the gain in form is worth it. The effects of this choice have not been studied. | ||
Research by [[Ratsia]] suggests that starting from a 17-year old solid keeper, training with five goalkeeping coaches requires only one additional week to reach divine skill compared with training with ten goalkeeping coaches. This information has been posted in the [[Newbie Conference]]. (A more precise citation would be appreciated.) | |||
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Revision as of 03:16, 17 March 2006
Improves your goalkeeper form, and necessary for training in goalkeeping.
Over 10 assistant coaches & goalkeeper coaches combinied will cause loss of training for the week.
Some goalkeeper trainers prefer to keep relatively fewer goalkeeper coaches (as few as five) and relatively more assistant coaches, arguing that the loss in training speed is minimal and the gain in form is worth it. The effects of this choice have not been studied.
Research by Ratsia suggests that starting from a 17-year old solid keeper, training with five goalkeeping coaches requires only one additional week to reach divine skill compared with training with ten goalkeeping coaches. This information has been posted in the Newbie Conference. (A more precise citation would be appreciated.)