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Ideas for training
I think that the gym is perhaps the coolest part of the game. However,
I think it is fairly primitive and needs some reworking for the next
release. I will tell you from experience that lifting (especially
heavy) during baseball season is very difficult to balance. For
instance, a serious legs workout will seriously hinder mobility for a
couple days and definitely keep you out of the stolen base column. So I
have a few suggestions to make that I don't think will be too difficult
to implement.
- Please rename the weight room to Julio's Gym or something in honor of
Julio Franco and those massive slabs of meat attached to his limbs and torso.
- Lower body needs to have squat, deadlift, lunges, leg press, leg curl,
leg extension, and calf raises.
Batters: Power++, Speed+
Pitchers: Endurace++, Velocity+
- Upper body I propose has four routines: 1. shoulders+traps (raising),
2. bis+lats (pulling), 3. tris+chest (pushing), and 4. forearms+grip.
Batters: 1. Arm++, Power+
2. Contact+
3. Power+
4. Contact+
Pitchers: 1. Endurance ?
2. Control+ ?
3. Durability+ Velocity+ ?
4. Movement+ Durability ?
* Those are just roughly thrown together
- 'Roids are essential, gotta be able to juice up and risk suspensions
(from 'roid rage ejections too) and health for the 50% boost on gains.
Career longevity might consequently be decreased due to injuries in bar
fights or something, haha. I don't know, there has to be a tangible
downside to using them if juicin' is implemented.
- Body weight could be increased periodically along with maybe some key
lifts to show if a player has plateaued. Example:
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Health Profile:
Height: 5'11" Weight: 185 lbs
Current Diet: (juicin', bulking, slimming, normal)
Body fat composition: 11% (helps speed/endurance)
Energy Level: (walking dead, tired, sluggish, fair, good, great,
perfect)
Max Lifts
Bench: 225 lbs Barbell Curl: 105 lbs
Military: 135 lbs Squat: 245 lbs
Deadlift: 275 lbs Crush Grip Strength: 100 lbs
Injuries...(strained tricep) ... increase proneness at previously
injured spot. Not 100% sure how that would be best tied in with
the weight room.
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- I don't have any new ideas for flexibility and skill training.
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