Pros and cons in power training

[Medo zalata]

How can we determine if a player is a fast trainer or not?
I spent now 660% condition on a player with a high TR, but he went up from 79% to 88%, is this good or bad?

A fast trainer:
1. Young player 18-21(22) yo.
2. Very expensive (very very expensive )
3. In the old version: train him 3 bars practice match and he will improve by +80
4. In the new version: (not very sure) train him 6 drills fast counter attacks or press the play and he will improve about 4-5% attributes or 1-2 in special ability/position every training.

[nash123]

A fast trainer:
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4. In the new version: (not very sure) train him 6 drills fast counter attacks or press the play and he will improve about 4-5% attributes or 1-2 in special ability/position every training.

I also think, it depends on the level of the drill and the mixery of drills. I think (on my own experience), it's better to use: Fast Counter, Pressing, Sprint, Gym, Wing Play and Slalom.


But... with the new Version/Training: Do we really need Fast-Trainers?

I have some FT (old version, they gain ~110% at practice match) and nonFT (old version, they gain ~30-40% at p.m.). From the beginning of this season, I only use new Version. They all increase their skills pretty equal.
F.E. my Striker is a FT, increases to 123% (from 101% at season start - 20 y.o.), AML isn't (wasn't) a FT, is now 114% (from 89% - 22 y.o.).
Right MC is a FT, startet at 99%, is now 125% - 20 y.o. Left MC isn't a FT, starts at 96%, now he is 121% - 19 y.o.

I only used two seasons ago the old version at the beginning to learn them SA/Positions, that's why Trainingslevel is 56, three Worldclass-Drills.