Private vs Public gym, really THAT big of a difference?

[Acoustic]

I was taking a look at the champion of one of my fighters 195k+ orgs and his primaries look too good:

 

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilepublic.php?FID=195069

 

Wtf is that about?

 

My fighter has spent the majority of his career training and his stats look so:

 

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=195254

 

 

 

Has the other guy just sparred his entire career and his secondaries look like shit or what? If private gyms make that big of a difference what's the point in even trying?

[PBR]

there is an advantage to one on one training compared to 3 and 4 to 1 training -- sparring how ever is better with larger class now instead of 2 -- i would say he probably has done lots of sparring but also learning hidden could have a big impact also

[duphus]

gonna say it's learning speed, I got a guy about the same ID with similar primes and never sparred a day in his life.

[Acoustic]

Jesus, must be some sick learning speed

[markyosullivan]

1 on 1 training makes quite a difference. If you're training someone in 1 on 1 training sessions, he'll get skills pretty quickly unless he's a slow learner. As soon as I see someone in a private 1 on 1 gym, I usually try and avoid fighting them as they'll basically always have better skills than your fighter even if your fighter has a slightly higher ID.

 

It's probably why I've never won a title with any of my fighters. I can only get them so far up the rankings before they meet a 1 on 1 training fighter.

 

I used to run a private gym which had a rent a coach system, made a lot of money but changed it to a public gym to give those who needed a better quality public gym a place to train.

 

Edit:

 

Realised I've actually won a title before, was a good while ago. I'm 1-7 in title fights.

[Blunts]

let me just put it this way.... my fighter that u linked is just an insanely fast learner, not going into numbers though.

[Slappz]

let me just put it this way.... my fighter that u linked is just an insanely fast learner, not going into numbers though.

 

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=204720 about the same learning speed I'd guess.

[Mystery]

Wow dunno how much sparring u done slappz but your guy looks like a much faster learner than the guy the OP was mentioning.

[Guest]

That 21 year old primaries ar very weak he probavly havent even done single sparring session. You basicly cant even compare private vs public trainings its like 3 times or more faster. When I first time got to private training I was kinda shocked when I understand what kinda secondaries other fihters have. By looking at that 21 year old he probably have like 3-4 Elite secondaries. And this is only now lets see what happens with these 16 year olds I think we will have all around Elite stats in this year on few of them.

[Guest]

1 on 1 training makes quite a difference. If you're training someone in 1 on 1 training sessions, he'll get skills pretty quickly unless he's a slow learner.

 

I thought that after the major gym changes happened a number of months ago, 2 person training sessions were made to be more effective than 1 person training sessions in order to take some of the advantage away from this training style.

[markyosullivan]

1 on 1 is still the best, there's not as big a difference between 1 on 1 and 2 person training as there used to be but there's still quite a difference imo

[duphus]

I think the biggest things is if you don't micro manage in a public gym, your really gonna make it worse. set training and pick low session classes for the week, only to find 2 days later your 2 on 1 sessions went to 5 on 1.

 

There are public gyms that give reasonable training, but you have to stay on top of sessions for sure to get the max you can.