Thanks. That’s exactly the reason why i made it for myself. I’m happy that it gives you some ideas.
The definition of the best training order is indeed very subjective. There are different opinions like:
- Some skills are hard to maintain after power training. In example for a RB or LB it is hard to keep up Aggression over the years. So it might be smart to push these skills to the max first.
- There are players that think certain white skills are more important over others. In example they say that for a ST finishing and shooting are more important and need to be maxed out first.
- Others believe there needs to be a certain balance. This differs from a balance in the maxing of white skills, a balance in all skills (whites and greys) and to a balance / relation in the total percentages of Defence, Attack and Physical & Mental
- To get the maximum value for your green packs > max skill points per condition loss. Basically first maxing out all 100% white skill drills and then go on to the 2nd best.
There are probably more opinions that I didn’t mention, but the point I wanted to make is that there is a big variety in opinions and that we can’t decide for others what the best training order is.
IIn my sheet I’ve tried to give the maximum flexibility to all these individual opinions, without making the sheet too complex or too static to use. Basically the user can decide his or her own best order.
What I would like to add to the sheet are some pre-sets, with the outcome presented next to the users input, so that a comparison can be made easily.
How my sheet works is that, after filling in the whites cells (most of them are dropdown lists) like age, positions and the base maximum average for the drills, it calculates how many points of the trained skills can be gained until the drill reaches its maximum set average. It then stops and starts the next training in order and so on.
The maximum average for each drill can be manually adjusted in the green fields on the left. So if a user values certain skills higher than others, her or she can put the drills that train these skills first in order and subsequently adjust the maximum average for these drills.
Also it takes in consideration at which age you want to stat the power training. If you buy an 18 old and plan to train him when he’s 21, it will adjust the calculations.
Too bad, I hope someone else has the data.
I’m aware of these different factors. Since this season I’m logging my players development to be able to make tables for these factors. It’s very time consuming though and unfortunately I have a busy life and thus it will take me some time to gather all this data.