Q1: What does "Command Of Area" and "Rushing Out" mean?
Q2: Why goalkeeper need to train ball control as in the default schedule?
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Quote:
Command Of Area (relativeGK)
(Tendency)
Tendency to come for crosses. (1=always stays on his line, 20=always comes for crosses).
Rushing Out (absoluteGK)
How good he is at rushing out to clear through balls.
The goalkeeping training category covers a player's aerial ability, handling, kicking, throwing and one on ones.
The tactics training category covers a player's anticipation, decisions, positioning, movement, team work and command of area.
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As we see in the quote, the tactics training can improve a goalkeeper's command of area, which also described as tendency but not ability. That means the more a goalkeeper training in tactics the more he liking to come for crosses. Does that make sense?
Should "command of area" means how good a goalkeeper at coming for crosses?
Neither goalkeeping training nor tactics training covers "rushing out". Does that mean a goalkeeper can't improve his ability of cleaning the killer balls by training? Or "rushing out" is a tendency attribute but not a ability attribute?
Goalkeeper's attributes and training? 
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