"This is the first ti Hansen has seen an adverb of degree in the system, although it’s just a summary, it attests to the uniqueness of a first-gear talent."
"It wasn’t like the offensive/defensive talents he had exchanged for before, which required targeted training to reach a bottleneck."
"Theoretically, exchanging them would bring changes to his body."
"But in reality, if Hansen wanted to utilize ’Steel Bones’ to its full potential, he would still need to train."
"After all, to what extent his body could maximize the talent’s effects, he needed to find that limit."
"At this mont, he rembered soone."
"There was a person who once told him, ’Every person has their most suitable weight, which the player must explore on his own.’"
"This ti he didn’t bother Wade, since Wade was currently honeymooning with Jas."
"He approached Thomas and had Thomas use his connections to contact Tim Grover."
"A few days later, in a private room of a coffee shop in mphis, Hansen t with Grover again."
"I would like to invite you to be my personal trainer," Hansen got straight to the point.
"I agree," and then Grover’s response left Hansen stunned.
What? Agreed just like that?!
Shouldn’t there be so haggling first, discussing the price and such?
"Otherwise, why would I co to mphis?" Grover said with a laugh, leaving Hansen montarily unable to refute.
"May I ask why?" Hansen wasn’t so overly curious kid, but he was indeed curious, especially since his current public image was that of an Asian player with potential injury concerns.
"Because you went to the Cavaliers, I’ve been paying attention to you. I originally thought you would be out for the season by February, but you managed to play until the second round of the playoffs. Your body’s talent for resisting injuries is better than I had anticipated."
Thanks for that!
But Hansen pondered, and he realized that his body started to react around that ti; it was because he had followed the team doctor’s advice to reduce his training volu that he got so relief.
From this, it was clear that Grover had true professionalism in the area of physical conditioning, quite capable indeed.
He realized that his prior biased views of Grover were unwarranted.
"Just because of that?" Hansen still felt the reason was a bit far-fetched.
"Of course, it’s not just because of that. You know Mike Mancias, don’t you?" Grover brought up another person.
Hansen nodded, he was Jas’s dedicated trainer, soone he used to see every day at the Cleveland gym.
"He told that in all his years in Cleveland, you were the only one besides LeBron to stick to showing up at the gym an hour before the ga for training."
He had almost forgotten, Mancias was Grover’s forr assistant; they definitely kept in contact.
How unpredictable life can be; he had no dealings with Mancias, but it was because of Mancias that he got Grover’s approval.
"You know, on the road to success for a player, perseverance is the most valuable quality. Michael didn’t succeed because of ; I just provided a very small part of the help. His success was due to his perseverance."
Hansen laughed upon hearing this, not because of what Grover said, but because of Grover’s attitude.
"The founding father of trainers," yet still so humble in his deanor, Hansen knew he hadn’t chosen the wrong person.
"Of course, there’s one more thing," Grover continued without waiting for a question,
"You indeed have potential injury concerns, just like Michael did in the past. If I can help you get healthy, that would add another noteworthy achievent to my career as a trainer, perhaps even the last one."
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