Has anyone done Position training to change the position that a player plays? I was wondering if there is any loss in the process?

I've done it very shortly after a new player was born from the youth center. I don't feel like there was much loss. My player was born a midfielder and I trained him to a forward. He still had slightly higher passing than maybe I would like, but he was so young that the loss was minimal.

does the Training Center allow you to convert a forward to forward?

Yes, that'd make him a better forward with more position experience and higher scoring.

Thanks!

Wow, I'd never thought of that.

jpeso, get a before and after picture if you do that.

In particular, it allows you to convert attacking or defense for a midfielder into midfielding, possibly allowing it to exceed 1,000 by a few hundred. I initially thought this would be considered a bug or cheating, but Vincent officially said (and amended the guide to say) that this was not a bug and that the experience could be increased beyond 1,000.

To be specific, every training allows you to transfer 0.25 of player's every skill, if higher than 0.25, into main skill; 100 of second position, if higher than 100, into main position.

With that being said, it's much efficient to convert a midfielder (normally with equally skills on passing, dueling and tactics and higher second position) than a goalkeeper (usually with only blocking and one position). I would admit a player with over 1,000 position experience is better, but once he's beyond 1,000, his position experience would gradually decrease with every match being played...

I got a quick question for you guys, and didn't want to make a new thread.
I just recently switched positions for one of my supertalents to make him a forward, and was wondering what attributes I should train him in?

http://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-884932

Nice player,
Obviously, scoring is most important. There is a bit of a debate about the worth of tactics for a forward. I'm not sure where I fall in this debate. I used to think that tactics helped, but i'm starting to think that tactics don't help forwards as much. I also like to have a powerful forwards.

My advice is to look at the league's or world's top scores and copy. Also keep in mind that playmakers/strong passing midfielders are key to a successful goal scorer.