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| - So you have a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits from the Wrong Side of the Tracks who want to win a contest or sporting event. Well, they get a trainer, but have no money or equipment, what are they supposed to do? Get creative! Their trainer will think up Wax On, Wax Off techniques, the players will jury rig ingenious improvised training equipment, and get a lighter form of The Spartan Way / Training From Hell. Not to be confused with ~Poor Man's Substitute~ about dealing with actors. Examples of Improvised Training include:
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| - So you have a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits from the Wrong Side of the Tracks who want to win a contest or sporting event. Well, they get a trainer, but have no money or equipment, what are they supposed to do? Get creative! Their trainer will think up Wax On, Wax Off techniques, the players will jury rig ingenious improvised training equipment, and get a lighter form of The Spartan Way / Training From Hell. You can tell a group got Improvised Training because they will absolutely marvel at the luxury of well funded professional teams and arenas.The richer, posh kids will sneer at them, while these kids will reply they didn't need sissy advantages or buy success with money. Despite the zero budget and dubious training methods, it turns out the rougher and unconventional training pays off and helps them win. The more traditional (especially the ultra well funded prep or snooty Legacy Team that always wins) will have such rigid and inflexible mindsets that the rag tag team keeps catching them by surprise. Be it with creative plays or enduring more pain, or outperforming them. Occasionally, the training itself may even give them comparable or superior physical performance, at times bordering on Charles Atlas Super Powers. Not to be confused with ~Poor Man's Substitute~ about dealing with actors. Examples of Improvised Training include:
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