Marc Gasol in postseason.
15 ppg 2.2 ast 4 years as NBA pro
19 ppg 4.5 ast 7 years career
Not really, if you look at his position he is just holding the weight in place. That is actually the best way to work fine muscle fibers in you legs and arms. After you lift your reps (do lower weights) and you start to feel the fatigue set in, you hold it for 30 seconds to a minute. It burns like . But you will be surprise how much it makes a different in you overall strength.squatting 135, pretty gy tbh
Too bad you didn't put up his NBA regular season averages from his 5th year and from this current season.. Anyways Gasol's 5th year regular season averages which are 14.1 pts on 49 FG percentage, 7.8 rebounds, 1.7 blocks, 4 assists, 1 steal. This season Gasol's averages were 17.4 pts on 49 FG percentage, 7.8 rebounds, 1.6 blocks, 3.8 assists, .9 steal. If you look at the numbers Gasol did increase his scoring but not by a huge jump, his FG percentage and rebounds are same, and the other stats did decrease slightly in the categories of blks, assists, steals. Gasol is basically the same type of player he was skill wise a few years ago. I suspect Kawhi's numbers during the next few years will be similar to this year.
My posts was about your comment of Davis playoffs so we're talking about playoffs performances.
It's clearly more than that. Look at the right side and you can see the extra weight on. It's probably around the 200+ range (If the silver ones are 35s then a little more). But he's super tall with long legs so it's more difficult to squat a lot of weight. Also most basketball players do lower weight with higher reps in their weight programs.squatting 135, pretty gy tbh
If a player have to defer to 2 HoFs like Tim and Tony and then they are gone I wouldn't expect the same numbers.
2017-18 Kawhi stats will be higher than 2015.
He's less scary trying to bulk up to C than he would be perfecting his 3pt shot, dribble drive, and lateral quickness on D.
Stop making excuses both Tim and Tony are way past their primes. Kawhi is always going to be player who averages around 16-20 points a game. I think his ceiling at best is scoring 20 points a game but even that will be hard to reach. He'll never be a guy who can score more than 20 consistently since he's not a natural scorer.
16-20 is a range? You mean 14-16 or 18-20.
I've said before his 2017-18 stats will be higher than his 16.5 ppg of last season, you say they won't, well, we'll see.
Problem with D-Rob was his supporting cast. Give me a teammate that commanded a double, ever. Not even consistently, just throughout the course of a game - not named Tim.
Go.
Admiral was alpha imo but it takes more than alpha. Otherwise most alpha s would be champs and that's not the case.
matt Barnes would be a champ.
Problem with eyebrow is the same problem DRob had. Too good in some areas and too lacking in others. Achilles heels kinda iisues
So your his agent
135 would be a 45lb plate on each side. You can see there is also a 35lb plate next to each 45lb plate. So it's actually 205 lbs total including the 45lb bar.squatting 135, pretty gy tbh
that is pretty remarkable, congrats to him.
He doesnt post up, what's he bulking up for?
that's like saying "he can barely run, what is he losing weight for?"
Inside contact
Fantastic player doing it right, not adding too much weight too fast.
Incredible talent. Probably my favorite no Spur in the NBA.
Those look like 25s next to it. 185.
Jump training usually consists of many explosive reps, such as 10 sets of 10 reps of 50%-60% of your max squat etc. You try to avoid going heavy too often because of all the strain your legs go through while playing the sport. Having them strained and exhausted does not bode well for high impact landings.
There's so many different techniques out there these days tho, there's no telling. Hes sweating good, so it probably is part of a circuit workout.
Name me an All-Time great Center that didn't struggle at the free-throw line late through stretches of their career or didn't need to be bailed out by clutch members of their supporting cast, then name the players ROBINSON had that qualified as clutch during his prime.
Boggles the mind how anyone who actually lived through David's prime could not only dismiss his accomplishments with what he was surrounded with, but also not see the era he played in and the quality of teams his contemporaries had to go up against him.
Lame, ESPN-type of take, son.
I think that's 205 actually (2x45, 2x35, 45lb bar)
Lol leg days
what a pussy
So like teammates then? Other than that, I'd absolutely love to hear this list of lacking areas in Robinson's game.
and plonk goes the troll.
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