Maestro Ugo Fm 2012 Training Schedules

Written by Johnny Karp I’ve been on the lookout for good training regimes for FM 2012 and after some research I can say that this post includes the very best training schedules for Football Manager 2012. I have visited almost every Football Manager fan site and forum out there looking for these and I have selected four training schedules that look good enough to make a difference. Let me introduce them one by one. Maestro Ugo’s FM 2012 Training Schedules Maestro Ugo was pretty successful with his schedules for FM 2011 and now he strikes again with brand new training regimes for FM 2012. There are both senior and youth schedules included and the basic philosophy is, according to the author, as follows: “ Create training regimes of slightly higher workload than the default ones (two ticks higher workload), that would emphasize what I consider to be important attribute for a given position. Even though the SI finally started differentiating between positions by implementing four different default schedules, I still feel more differentiation is needed, thus creating these. The founder and co-owner of the website, a Romanian Football Manager addict.

Training Schedules Fm 2012 was used to find Marathon Nation is the home of the P.R.O. System of running, and the only place to find marathon training schedules built by elite Coach and Author Patrick. Maestro Ugo's Training Schedules - FM2012 edition Started By Sir Aleš, Nov 20 2011 02:00 PM. Maestro Ugo's Training Schedules v12.1.tsh Maestro Ugo's Youth Schedules v12.1.tsh. Back to top #2. → Starije verzije FM-a → Football Manager 2012. Born again christian nascar drivers.

He’s been playing the game since CM ’97-’98, never missed any of the versions since then. His footballing career stopped before it began, he liked playing the game but disliked having to run around like crazy during the pretty harsh training sessions. He’s a supporter of the Romanian national team, Universitatea Craiova, Arsenal, Barcelona and the Blyth Spartans! You can contact him at johnny[at]footballmanagerstory[dot]com. Thanks for these. Was thinking of making my own like I did for FM11, but I’ve never really liked doing the training part. I’ll download these and have a look at the schedules and give them a blast.

It would be interesting to read some reviews on the schedules by people who are further into their game (I’m in nov season 1) as to how they maintain/develop players. Thanks for the link and thanks to the guys who made the schedules!

Saved me a fair bit of work and time that can now be spent enjoying the game. Thanks again.

I'm new here, so please go easy on me. I've created a new set of Training Schedules for this edition of the game. They are based on SFraser's approach. Also I wish to dedicate my schedules this year to SFraser who sadly passed away few months ago. Note: I have been using them for around 2-3 months in my save and I've had little boosts.

It maybe because I had my Match Preparation set to Very High for most of the time, yet these have been working well with lower workload to the attribute training (about 50%). I'll post up screenshots later once I finish about half a season. So, here they are, AT FIT LongTime - For getting players back to maximum fitness when they have been injured for a long time (Over 1 month according to me). Put them in this until they reach peak fitness. AT FIT ShrtTime - For getting players back to maximum fitness when they have been injured for short time (Less than 1 month according to me). Put them in this until they reach peak fitness.

Download uncharted 1 for pc free full version torrent. Can also be used for Preseason. The other Schedules are split into 2 categories: 1.

MainTeam - For Players who regularly contest for First team/Squad rotation/ Backup spots and are over 23. Eg: Rooney, Park Ji Sung, etc. This has more focus on training Mental attributes. Dev (Developing) - For younger players who are yet to reach to their potential. This has slightly more focus on training Technical attributes.