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Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:28 am
by 2010
LAS VEGAS - Eddy Curry showed he has his weight and his game back under control during a two-day visit to the NBA Summer League. But his personal strength coach, Thomas Weatherspoon, emphasized that the Knicks should not expect him to show up for training camp at his fictitiously listed weight of 285.
"Honestly, when coaches are saying he has to get back to 285, they're delusional," said Weatherspoon, who came with Curry for a midsummer progress report. "They don't have a clue; that's not where he can go. If he goes back to 285, that would make him a scrawny kid. One of the things we're doing is adding more muscle now."
Curry weighs 328, Weatherspoon said, 30 pounds lighter than when he started a strict diet and fitness regimen in late May. For the first five days of the program, Curry was limited to fresh-squeezed juices and broths while he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
Although Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni are outwardly pleased by the 6-11 center's recommitment, there were still a few caution flags. Curry arrived knowing he was expected to be on the court but did not bring sneakers. He borrowed assistant coach Herb Williams' Nikes for both practices. Williams stood in Curry's flip-flops on the sideline.
The goal for the next six weeks, in theory, is to replace the fat with muscle. "Re-sculpting the body," Weatherspoon says.
So the actual weight goal, he said, is between 300 to 315 pounds by training camp.
http://www.newsday.com/sports/ny-spknix ... 6101.story
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:34 am
by waya
2010 wrote:Although Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni are outwardly pleased by the 6-11 center's recommitment, there were still a few caution flags. Curry arrived knowing he was expected to be on the court but did not bring sneakers. He borrowed assistant coach Herb Williams' Nikes for both practices. Williams stood in Curry's flip-flops on the sideline.
What...the...f***K
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:34 am
by ctorres
Any personal trainers in here?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:34 am
by omerome
Wait so 285 is scrawny now? Hmm..interesting.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:37 am
by 2010
omerome wrote:Wait so 285 is scrawny now? Hmm..interesting.
It is when you are a 6'11" big boned grown ass man. I am 5'10.5" and I weight 220lbs and I'm not fat by any means. I'm stocky with muscle mass. So in proportion, Curry as a much larger man than myself who is big-boned will have a hard time getting down to 285lbs at this point in his life as a fully-matured grown man. He is not a rookie anymore. I care less about his weight # than I do about his conditioning and his fat % content.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:38 am
by livintoolive
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:41 am
by aq_ua
For the first five days of the program, Curry was limited to fresh-squeezed juices and broths while he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
No one reacts to this?!!
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:42 am
by TheBluest
I DON'T GIVE A FLYING FUCH WHO'S DELUSIONAL BUT THIS CRISCO KID STILL WEIGHS 330LBS after shedding 30LBS?
ok
So let's get this straight. He's had about 3mos to lose weight with the program and he's dropped 30lbs. His trainer says forget about it he ain't getting to 285lbs PERIOD. Humanly impossible for Curry. Now we know he's not going to drop too much more weight now that he has lost some and his weight is public.
That means when he comes back this season and if he isn't used and spoon fed the ball at a constant he'll be on the bench putting back on the 30lbs he's lost. He has proven since day one arriving here..... he gets fatter as the season progresses. Basically he shed the weight he gained while out last yr which puts him back to where he was probably February of 2007-2008 which means he's still fat.
BTW I hope all of us fans see this point. All this public scrutiny over Curry's weight is only bad publicity to onlookers. We're epically failing here and this is going to have a terrible ending. Good grief we can't do anything right.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:42 am
by sonny
2010 wrote:Curry weighs 328, Weatherspoon said, 30 pounds lighter than when he started a strict diet and fitness regimen in late May. For the first five days of the program, Curry was limited to fresh-squeezed juices and broths while he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:42 am
by 2010
Before someone comes in and retorts that we don't know that Weatherspoon is speaking about D'Antoni definitively, lets make it known that yesterday D'Antoni was quoted as saying he'd like to see Eddy Curry get down to about 285-290lbs by training camp. I'm to lazy to dig for the quote but maybe someone else will be kind enough to do so.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:47 am
by TheBluest
He came in Flip Flops for practice and GORDO EATERED Herb's kicks?
LOL I know they were pissed off at that. He couldn't go to Champs or Foot Locker and get his own Kicks. This dude is in that bad of Financial Dire Straits?
We're stuck with Curry folks, he ain't changing. Irresponsible as ever like I said and people were baffled with his family tragedy and endangered encounters.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:49 am
by kane2021
aq_ua wrote:For the first five days of the program, Curry was limited to fresh-squeezed juices and broths while he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
No one reacts to this?!!
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
...he went through a cycle of a colon-cleansing product. He lost 15 pounds from that alone.
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:50 am
by livintoolive
TheBluest wrote:
LOL I know they were pissed off at that. He couldn't go to Champs or Foot Locker and get his own Kicks. This dude is that bad of Financial Dire Straits?
Wow. What made you jump to that conclusion?
Maybe he was just lazy and had low expectations of himself (to not play)? What makes you think he was too poor to buy a pair of kicks? Or was that just your assumption?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:52 am
by darkjedi4z
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:54 am
by TheBluest
livintoolive wrote:TheBluest wrote:
LOL I know they were pissed off at that. He couldn't go to Champs or Foot Locker and get his own Kicks. This dude is that bad of Financial Dire Straits?
Wow. What made you jump to that conclusion?
Maybe he was just lazy and had low expectations of himself (to not play)? What makes you think he was too poor to buy a pair of kicks? Or was that just your assumption?
So that makes it better he was lazy and why didn't he.... by the second day purchase his own kicks? The article stated he was expected to participate yet you show up in Flip-Flops?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:55 am
by TheBluest
darkjedi4z wrote::roll:
You never have much to say but say so much with so little. But I have to ask what does this mean?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:57 am
by livintoolive
TheBluest wrote:livintoolive wrote:TheBluest wrote:
LOL I know they were pissed off at that. He couldn't go to Champs or Foot Locker and get his own Kicks. This dude is that bad of Financial Dire Straits?
Wow. What made you jump to that conclusion?
Maybe he was just lazy and had low expectations of himself (to not play)? What makes you think he was too poor to buy a pair of kicks? Or was that just your assumption?
So that makes it better he was lazy and why didn't he.... by the second day purchase his own kicks? The article stated he was expected to participate yet you show up in Flip-Flops?
I'm not saying the situation with Eddy Curry is good, but what makes you think his financial situation is so dire that he can't afford kicks? Are you just assuming?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:59 am
by waya
TheBluest wrote:livintoolive wrote:TheBluest wrote:
LOL I know they were pissed off at that. He couldn't go to Champs or Foot Locker and get his own Kicks. This dude is that bad of Financial Dire Straits?
Wow. What made you jump to that conclusion?
Maybe he was just lazy and had low expectations of himself (to not play)? What makes you think he was too poor to buy a pair of kicks? Or was that just your assumption?
So that makes it better he was lazy and why didn't he.... by the second day purchase his own kicks? The article stated he was expected to participate yet you show up in Flip-Flops?
I get the feeling you guys are just misunderstanding each other.
But anyways, what weight was Edddy at back when he had that 20 ppg season (or 19.5 ppg as bNo likes to say
)
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:59 am
by kane2021
This young man is impossible to root for. Flip Flops? To the gym? Did he bring socks?
Re: Eddy Curry's trainer calls D'Antoni "Delusional"
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:59 am
by TheBluest
livintoolive wrote:TheBluest wrote:livintoolive wrote:
Wow. What made you jump to that conclusion?
Maybe he was just lazy and had low expectations of himself (to not play)? What makes you think he was too poor to buy a pair of kicks? Or was that just your assumption?
So that makes it better he was lazy and why didn't he.... by the second day purchase his own kicks? The article stated he was expected to participate yet you show up in Flip-Flops?
I'm not saying the situation with Eddy Curry is good, but what makes you think his financial situation is so dire that he can't afford kicks? Are you just assuming?
Dude I'm being facetious. You can hone in on this all you want but that's ridiculous.
