Stephen Curry’s training regimen is truly to behold
Like it or not, Stephen Curry has now become one of the top 10 players of all time.
He has won 4 championships now. And yes, although 2 of which came with Kevin Durant, it’s easy for many to forget that they weren’t exactly carrying him. He just reduced the role of him and still had the same impact as his MVP seasons, maybe even a little more.
But it’s his Finals MVP, at 34 years old, that has put him over the top for a lot of people, and frankly, we completely understand that.
That little prestige brand in there feels like something we’ve all been waiting for so long. And now that he has it, there’s nothing we can say.
Quite simply, he is one of the most successful players of all time.
But how did it get there? Of course, the man practiced to exhaustion.
However, was there something that no other NBA player was doing?
Well, apparently there was, and possibly still is.
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Stephen Curry takes the help of some serious science to gain an advantage over his opposition.
Throughout time, to this day, when players wanted an edge in their competition, they would spend time in the weight room, or practice, or heck, even take things personally. And it seems that Stephen Curry does all that and much, much more.
Take a look at the YouTube clip below to understand what we mean here.
Is anyone else getting Dragon Ball Z vibes from this man’s training?
Well, if anyone is more likely to be a Saiyan warrior in real life, it’s Stephen Curry.
Because let’s be honest here. When he plays basketball, he sure doesn’t look human.
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