Just curious if I can read anything into the results regarding the size of gains. Hypothetically, let's say a 4 star guy on fitness training gained .18 strength and .03 speed.

1) Can I conclude from this that he's far closer to the speed cap than the strength cap?

2) On that same vein, do caps occur at only integer values? (Locking in at say 17.00, or could someone cap at a decimal value like 16.57 or whatever.

Hoping that I can read the training results a little as far as distance til cap, as then I could get some re-evaluating done and place players where they'll eventually stick positions wise. Basically, just don't want to waste several matches of positional experience if they'll never develop fast or strong enough to stick there.

So it doesn't actually follow the 50% / 35% / 15% model given in the FAQ?

If it's say 36 points total gain:

50% rolled for STR: 18
35% rolled for SPD: 12 - actual 3
15% rolled for STA: 4

Just figured that this meant he was capped and falling under rule 7 of the FAQ for capped players:

7. Is it possible for a player to go above his maximum?
It is possible, it's just that much harder for the player to achieve that.
If a player is at his maximum then he has 1 in 3 chance to gain a point/level.
If a player is at his maximum + 1 then he has 1 in 5 chance to gain a point/level.
If a player is at his maximum + 2 then he has 1 in 10 chance to gain a point/level.
If a player is at his maximum + 3 then he has 1 in 20 chance to gain a point/level.
It is impossible for a player to go more than 4 above his maximum.

Then all the numbers actually jive, and this player is most likely cappped or capped+1 @ Spd. Or am I fundamentally missing something about how training works. (I have read it all a few times)

Cheers!