What training schedules do you have?

I've spent quite a bit of time redesigning my training schedules on FM10 and I'm now satisfied with what I have.

I tend to have the following schedules:

Pre-season

Defenders

Fullbacks

Defensive Midfielders (destroyers)

Central Midfielders (general)

Creative Central Midfielders

Attacking Midfielders

Wide Players

Forwards

I use the default 'goalkeepers' schedule for my 'keepers.

I don't tend to design any schedules for my youth players, preferring to just keep them on the general default schedules.

So, how about you?

I've used Tug's training for several years now. I love them!

Im generally too lazy to bother with preseason schedules...

My schedules are usually titled thus:

centre-backs

fullbacks

tackling cm

complete cm

attacking mid

wingers

strikers

depending on my team and players, i will sometimes have "young-" schedules for each of those positions.

DC

DRL

DM

MC

AMC

AMRL

FC

ST

I've dabbled with pre-season schedules, but couldn't come up with anything that seemed to be too effective.

I've used Tug's training for several years now. I love them!

Im generally too lazy to bother with preseason schedules...

Same here, they are great (thx Tug)

Currently Ive been experimenting with SFraser's training schedul

I am experimenting with "Dial Square Training schedule". It's working fine for me.

Link: http://www.mantralux.com/the-arsenal-simulation-compendium/ (see bottom of the article)

Interesting website Arijit.

After using Tugs last year, I thought I would use and design my own this year and have the following schedules;

GK

Defensive FB's

Attacking FB/WB's

CB's

DMC's

CM's

AMC's

Wingers

Inside Forwards

Striker (All round)

Fast Striker

Worked amazingly for me

The default ones work fine for me.

Each player is given a primary/secondary/tertiary role and the training schedule is moulded around that.

e.g. I have a schedule for

Complete Forward Support/Poacher Attack

Deep Lying Playmaker Defend/Support/Central Midfielder Attack

etc.

Adds up to a lot of schedules but once built I don't have to bother with them again.

Interesting website Arijit.

Thanks.

I have individual custom schedules for each player which although being laborious to set up, really makes all future tweaking for each player a piece of cake.

The line theory of training, notch 0-8-14-20 is a heap of junk on every conceivable account. If you put everything at notch 14 for a player slap bang on his PA, obviously every attribute cannot improve. If you put a 34 year olds Aerobic at notch 8 for "maintain" and everything else at notch 14 or 20 for "improve" and never play him, his Aerobic is going to drop like a stone. Put a Wonderkid on notch 8 "maintain" for everything and play him regularly and his attributes will shoot up.

It is amazing this "theory" of training is widely accepted because even a basic knowledge of how players work will tell you it is absolutely clueless.

^^ What he said.

I use partly SFraser's schedules and partly my own, based off his work.

I think your schedules at the very least put to bed any arguments in support of line theory, SFraser. Could you imagine their aghast at giving a central midfielder only 4 or 6 notches on Attacking? Think of the decline! You'd be left with a team of hoofers.