LeBron James reached great heights while being at the Los Angeles Lakers. But the tales from his days at Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers are still as fresh.
LeBron’s former Miami teammate, Mario Chalmers, recently shared an eye-opening story about his former pal.
“Bron would really get treatment if we was in the club. Like he would literally have something on his knees, something on his back inside the club,” Chalmers said.
“Bron would really get treatment if we was in the club. Like he would literally have something on his knees, something on his back inside the club.”
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Mario Chalmers says LeBron used to show up to the club with muscle stimulators on 🤣
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“He would literally have something on his knees or back when we were in the club. He always got something that was recovery. And when you see that, that’s when you know that’s a different type of dedication,” he added.
However, host Shannon Sharpe couldn’t quite control his laughter and started cracking up.
LeBron James Doesn’t Joke With His Conditioning
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LeBron James is a living legend in the world of basketball, and at 40 years old, he’s still going strong as the oldest active player in the NBA.
One wouldn’t guess his age by watching him play, especially after he made the All-NBA Second Team this year and became the oldest player ever to receive an MVP vote. He broke a record that had stood for 23 years, previously held by Michael Jordan.
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Over his incredible career, LeBron has suited up for the Cleveland Cavaliers (twice), the Miami Heat, and the Los Angeles Lakers. He snagged four MVP awards and led his teams to four championships. That includes his first two titles with the Heat in 2012 and 2013.
Additionally, he’s the only player in NBA history to win a Finals MVP award with three different teams.
A future Hall of Famer for sure, LeBron’s commitment to taking care of his body is a huge reason he’s had such a long and successful career. Just ask his former teammates like Mario Chalmers.
And you’ll get the answer that LeBron doesn’t joke with his physical health.
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