Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 67 [Shepherding Sheep]

Brown was not afraid of him.

And he also wanted to try how strong he was now.

More than a month has passed since the end of the summer league. Under Tang Sen's arrangement, he practiced his footwork under the basket frantically, but he actually had no idea to what level he had reached.

There is no reference.

There is no point in going to the baseball field and beating up ordinary people.

Even Tang Sen didn't let him go, fearing that he would get hurt.

"Andrew, I'm very powerful now." Brown said with a hint of provocation.

He still remembered how De Klerk had abused him to the point of nearly crying a few months ago.

De Klerk laughed: "It's no use just talking about how great you are. Let's fight first and see."

He threw the ball to Brown.

Connors also came today. After his unremitting efforts, Reebok finally reached an agreement and was willing to offer Brown a three-year, $5 million endorsement contract.

And it's just an endorsement, there are no signature shoes.

Center is too difficult.

If Brown were a guard and the No. 1 pick, his endorsement fee might be able to add a zero.

So that's pretty good.

Brown's predecessor, 2000 No. 1 pick Kenyon Martin, has yet to secure a shoe endorsement.

"Tang, who do you think will win?" Connors asked with a hint of nervousness.

Because DeKlerk is the starting center of the Magic.

This matchup can simply be seen as a battle for the starting position.

"Don't doubt it, it can only be Brown." Tang Sen said without hesitation.

Doubting for even a second longer would be disrespectful to your hard work over the past four months.

And there is also a system bonus.

Brown's hard training over the past four months is equivalent to normal training for one to one and a half years.

He just doesn't have talent, but after training so hard for so long, his strength will change dramatically.

Brown attacked first.

De Klerk learned from the previous lesson and immediately used force to push Brown out of the penalty area.

As a defensive player, he obviously knows the importance of keeping opponents away from the sweet spot.

But, I really can’t stand it.

As the months went by, Brown's muscle lines became more pronounced.

Although it has not been measured accurately, and the NBA has its own set of standards, it can be seen visually.

Brown's lower abdomen not only has distinct abdominal muscles, but also has prominent blood vessels.

Generally speaking, if you can see protruding blood vessels, your body fat percentage is basically below 10.

So Brown's power is stronger.

The system's benefit to physical training is the most obvious, and it doesn't take too long, with noticeable changes occurring every week.

Brown simply dribbled the ball and pushed forward, but each time he exerted force, it was very sufficient. Veins on De Klerk's forehead popped out, but he kept retreating.

In just two strokes, Brown was already close to the basket.

He turned down with his left foot, then swung the ball high as if to attack, took a cross step, and easily slid into the basket from De Klerk's right side. With just one step, he jumped up easily without any strength, and completed a dunk with one hand.

"Well, I told you so."

Brown landed and said with a smile.

So far in the summer league, Brown feels that his biggest gain is that he is more comfortable when he is close to the basket.

Unlike before, there are not many offensive means, just a few hook shots.

Now I have more offensive options depending on my opponent’s reaction.

De Klerk said nothing and only wanted to curse.

Curse Tang Sen.

After all, we were teammates, so you shouldn’t let yourself down like this.

He thought Tang Sen asked him to come over to the Teaching Bureau, just like last time.

But after this shot, he realized that it was indeed a teaching game, but it was not necessarily him teaching Brown.

Judging from his skillful low-post footwork and accurate grasp of rhythm and details, De Klerk would believe that Brown was a veteran who had honed his skills in the NBA for several years.

Brown threw the ball over.

De Klerk composed himself and tried to find comfort for himself.

It’s okay. Last time I couldn’t even defend against this guy’s three-axe move. This time he has evolved, so it’s normal that I can’t defend against him.

But I have the skills.

Just like I used technology to torture this kid last time, I will torture him again this time.

He started from the free throw line, dribbled the ball and bumped into Brown, then turned to the left and pretended to shoot a jump shot.

As long as he can shake Brown, he can take a step to the right and make a hook shot.

The idea was good and the actions were smooth, but things did not develop in the direction he expected.

Brown was shaken instinctively. It was a physical instinct, difficult for anyone to control.

But he controlled himself well, pulled back instantly, and raised his arms to block De Klerk's next move.

The ball didn't shake off the ball and it was connected. All De Klerk could do now was to try to get close again and then force a shot.

With a snap, he was so anxious that the ball just left his hands that Brown pressed it down from the air.

Shet!

When De Klerk landed, he really wanted to curse.

No, it’s okay if we can’t defend, but now we can’t even attack?
It’s only been a few months, how come this kid has evolved so quickly?

Brown used to have the immaturity that only rookies have. He only had the body, or even not enough of it.

But now.

He has excellent physical confrontation and solid footwork. Playing against him is like playing against active players in the NBA.

Courtside.

Tang Sen shrugged and said, "See?"

A real crush on both offense and defense.

After spending so much time with Tang Sen, Connors even learned the Chinese's modesty. He said with a tight smile, "I saw on the news that De Klerk is the worst starting center in the NBA. Brown is the number one pick after all, so it's normal."

Tang Sen smiled secretly. If he wanted to praise someone, he should just say it directly. There was no need to beat around the bush.

Even if De Klerk is the worst starting center, he is still a starter, and there are only 29 starting centers in the entire NBA.

If Brown can beat him, he will be among the top 29 in the world!

That’s impressive.

On the court, the confrontation continues.

But one round is actually enough.

There may be some differences in skills between the two, but in terms of physical strength, Brown crushes them in all aspects.

Relying on his physical strength is enough to bully De Klerk.

After seven rounds, seeing De Klerk suffer a miserable defeat, Tang Sen called a halt to the fight.

"Don."

De Klerk came forward and looked at Tang Sen with resentment.

I got cheated, and it was a big one.

"I feel like my starting position is gone," De Klerk said again dejectedly.

He didn't forget that Brown had come to the Magic.

With this level of performance, the team's starting lineup has nothing to do.

I finally got a starter position for a whole season, and it's gone.

"Tang, how did you train him? Did you use magic?" De Klerk couldn't help but ask again.

Brown's improvement has been so rapid that it almost seems unreasonable.

He was the top draft pick and had incredible talent, but this kind of improvement was still scary.

"Help me too."

It’s not easy for me to get by like this.

Tang Sen wondered why they called you here.

The reason why De Klerk was willing to come this time was because the new season was about to start. He had been slack for a few months and wanted to train with Tang Sen for a while to find his form.

Of course, there is another reason besides this one.

badge!

August is over and there is another chance to draw badges.

After leaving Washington, maybe my luck improved and I won the lottery again.

Although it's just a bronze badge.

【Shepherding Sheep】

[If you release one sheep, you can release a flock of sheep as well]

Its specific effect is that if Tang Sen chooses to train with multiple people at the same time, he can choose one of them as the leader and enjoy a 10% training effect bonus.

This is much easier to understand than the badge of truth before.

That's why Tang Sen contacted De Klerk and invited him over.

After this confrontation, Tang Sen had a better idea in his mind.

Physically, Brown is ready.

As for defense, we can take advantage of opportunities later to improve his awareness and experience.

The key low-post footwork and the connection with the hook shot are enough.

It feels like there won't be any further improvement in a short period of time.

So now the training can come to an end and enter the final stage, shooting.

This is the last skill that Donson planned for Brown to improve before the start of the new season.

(End of this chapter)