LeBron James Credits Offseason Training For Good Health

Post #1 » by **RealGM Wiretap** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 4:56 am

LeBron James said on Wednesday that he is appreciative of staying healthy and credited the good fortune on pushing himself in the offseason.

"I don't have a key," James said. "I've been fortunate to be healthy. I try to do everything I can as far as strength and conditioning to stay above the curve, I guess. I don't have an answer for it.

"We all know Father Time, whatever the case may be, is undefeated. But you just try to slow it down, I guess."

James and Norris Cole are the only Miami Heat players to appear in all 28 games this season.

"For me, I try to take care of everything I can off the court in the offseason, so when I get into the season, I can just go full steam," he said. "When I do have a bump in the road I'm able to come back from it a little faster than anyone else would or I would, because I've always been able to keep my body right.

"But I don't have a success story or a key to it. I just try to prepare the best that I can."

Via Ira Winderman/Sun Sentinel

The Business · Post #2 » by **The Business** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 6:25 am

Being a genetic freak of nature helps too.

LaRance · Post #3 » by **LaRance** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 7:31 am

The Business wrote:Being a genetic freak of nature helps too.

hahaha EXACTLY!!

KI-DW-TT-AB · Post #4 » by **KI-DW-TT-AB** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 11:20 am

The Business wrote:Being a genetic freak of nature helps too.

Who can't you say that about in the NBA?

These are professional athletes, the top .000001% of human kind, even Brian Scalabrine is genetic freak of nature, how many 6'9 people do you see daily?

Even John Stockton is a freak of nature, unimpressive size & athleticism, sure, but what about durability to constantly perform for 19 years & only miss 22 games the entire career?

realgm jesus · Post #5 » by **realgm jesus** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 12:04 pm

Sure it could be hard work, a magical incantation, pixie dust from the high elves deep within the forbidden forest.

Clearly something is making you the biggest fastest strongest human being ever.

ybnd · Post #6 » by **ybnd** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 3:08 pm

a lil bit of the HGH....or maybe some of Big Papis Island Mix

hype_2004 · Post #7 » by **hype_2004** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 3:36 pm

Lebron "Rick" James imitation "HGH is a hell of a drug....."

themeccamsg · Post #8 » by **themeccamsg** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 5:11 pm

KI-DW-TT-AB wrote:
The Business wrote:Being a genetic freak of nature helps too.

Who can't you say that about in the NBA?

These are professional athletes, the top .000001% of human kind, even Brian Scalabrine is genetic freak of nature, how many 6'9 people do you see daily?

Even John Stockton is a freak of nature, unimpressive size & athleticism, sure, but what about durability to constantly perform for 19 years & only miss 22 games the entire career?

Scalabrine? Really? Most high school kids would be more productive than him in the NBA...

ybnd · Post #9 » by **ybnd** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 7:35 pm

hype_2004 wrote:Lebron "Rick" James imitation "HGH is a hell of a drug....."

LMAO

CHAMPi0N · Post #10 » by **CHAMPi0N** » Thu Dec 26, 2013 8:18 pm

lol We can't even wait until LeBron gets past his prime before we start posting such articles?? C'mon son!

Badandy · Post #11 » by **Badandy** » Fri Dec 27, 2013 2:56 am

themeccamsg wrote:
KI-DW-TT-AB wrote:
The Business wrote:Being a genetic freak of nature helps too.

Who can't you say that about in the NBA?

These are professional athletes, the top .000001% of human kind, even Brian Scalabrine is genetic freak of nature, how many 6'9 people do you see daily?

Even John Stockton is a freak of nature, unimpressive size & athleticism, sure, but what about durability to constantly perform for 19 years & only miss 22 games the entire career?

Scalabrine? Really? Most high school kids would be more productive than him in the NBA...

Terrible trolling attempt. Get a life.