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I'm sure watching Bonner get worked over by Gasol, Arthur and Randolph was the final straw for him.
http://www.nba.com/spurs/news/mike_b...retires_110610
Now our bigs are gonna be getting pushed around in the paint even more than usual.Brungardt Retires as Strength and Conditioning Coach
June 10, 2011
SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs today announced that long-time strength and conditioning coach Mike Brungardt has elected to retire from his position. His last day with the Spurs will be June 30.
“All of us will miss Mike a great deal,” said Spurs Head Coach Gregg Popovich. “He has been an important part of the Spurs success over the last 17 years. He built our strength and conditioning program from the ground up and remains one of the best in the business. He has the respect and admiration of everyone in the organization, from players to coaches to front office staff. On a personal note I hate to see Brungy leave. He is a good friend and a wonderful man.”
Brungardt was hired as the Spurs strength and conditioning coach in the summer of 1994. He is the only strength and conditioning coach in the history of the franchise. A graduate of Central State University in Oklahoma, Brungardt has more than three decades of experience in the strength and conditioning field. After wresting and playing baseball in college, he spent nine years as a high school wrestling coach at Grand Island Northwest High School in Nebraska before becoming a highly-respected fitness consultant in Aspen, where he also played rugby. Brungardt, along with his brothers, Kurt and Brett, has co-authored five books in the strength and fitness field.
“This was a very tough decision,” said Brungardt, whose first involvement with the Spurs occurred in 1990 when he served as a consultant, working with David Robinson. “I’ll certainly miss working with class athletes like Tim, David, Sean, Manu and Tony that this organization has always been noted for. But after 17 seasons, this feels like the right time to take everything I’ve learned from the Spurs, especially from Pop, and move into the next chapter in my life. I would like to thank all of them, and the entire Spurs organization for the many special memories, and wish all of them continued success and happiness.”
Brungardt will still work with athletes from various sports on an individual basis, and will do consulting both in the United States and overseas.
I'm sure watching Bonner get worked over by Gasol, Arthur and Randolph was the final straw for him.
Yeah, that was it.
Senorspur hath offended Bonner's oil boy, repent now
June 30th? He probably told them he wouldn't work for reduced pay or no pay during the lockout.
If you thought Dejuan Blair was a fat bas last year, omg....just wait and see what happens to him now.......
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