Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 16 Who is the liar?

Tang Sen is no stranger to being on camera.

In Orlando, a city with an NBA team and a strong basketball atmosphere, Tang Sen, who has been a basketball genius since childhood, naturally has no shortage of media attention.

Especially in 89, after he led his team to win the state AAU league championship, he was harassed by the media a lot.

So when facing the camera, Tang Sen is not at all nervous.

Most importantly, you are not the protagonist.

When Brown brought a camera and introduced his growing environment, Tang Sen was just a background figure.

Only when the crew filmed the draft-related content did Tang Sen officially appear as Brown's draft assault trainer and accept an interview.

Of course, they were all clichés, talking about how talented Brown was and how hard he worked in training.

They said they were filming a documentary, and there were reporters invited by Connors.

These words were actually said to reporters, and the main purpose was to build momentum for Brown's draft.

At this point, even if you praise Brown as the reincarnation of Chamberlain, it would not be surprising if he were the next Garnett.

The only regret is that during the filming and interview phase, Tang Sen wanted to advertise his LYD training camp, but gave up because he thought it was inappropriate.

After a day of filming and interviews, everyone hurried back to Gainesville.

Training still can't stop.

After returning to his hometown, Brown's mentality has changed a lot.

Maybe it was his childhood dream that inspired him, or maybe it was his mother's conversation that gave him motivation.

A family like his is counting on him to make a comeback in the NBA.

So to show his determination, he didn't even bring his girlfriend with him.

In the previous half month, Tabari strictly followed Tang Sen's arrangements, acted as a light bulb, and kept a close eye on Brown. His girlfriend was already a little dissatisfied.

Now he didn't even take her with him, obviously he was angry, and he didn't even come to see her off when she left.

Brown didn't care and was even a little excited on the way back.

Upon returning to Gainesville, training began immediately.

Tang Sen was not idle during the two days of vacation.

Tang Sen has already adjusted and simulated the new training plan.

As long as you find the right direction, the rest will be relatively easy.

During training, Tang Sen increased the volume of explosive training by 30 percent.

However, the core theory of training comes from track and field training.

As a trainer, the importance of theory is self-evident.

Even though his business has not been doing well in recent years, Tang Sen has not neglected to recharge himself. He learns the latest training theories by purchasing relevant magazines and researching papers.

In the second half of last year, Tang Sen paid attention to a training method.

A track and field coach from France.

Track and field athletes, especially those involved in events like sprinting and long jump that require short-distance bursts of power, need to improve the explosive power of their lower limbs through training.

Analogous to the basketball court, it actually strengthens the player's first step explosiveness.

Guards need a very quick first step to pass the opponent, and inside players also need an excellent first step to gain a favorable position under the basket.

And that's exactly what Brown needs.

This theory, called contrast training, also has ample physiological basis.

When you perform an exercise that excites your neuromuscular system, you can improve your ability to perform explosive movements later on.

For example, if you do heavy squats before a sprint, you can improve your sprint performance.

Tang Sen conducted simulations in the system space and found that the training effect was very good.

After a ten-day training cycle, looking at the simulation results, for example, Brown's reaction time for the first step was improved from 0.22 seconds to 0.19 seconds.

This data was given by the simulation space, and Tang Sen was not sure whether it was scientifically accurate.

But if this data is used as a reference, no other training plan is as effective as the comparison method training.

As the training plan was optimized and adjusted, Tang Sen's experience bar grew faster.

On the third day after returning from Brunswick, the experience bar was finally full.

Upgraded.

【Tang Sen】

[Title: Level 1 Trainer]

What surprised Tang Sen was that in addition to increasing the training effect by 10%, after the upgrade, the maximum simulation duration was also increased by 2 days.

It's 12 days now.

The upper limit of the system's title level is 10. If 1 level increases by 2 days, the simulation time will reach 30 days when the title is fully upgraded, which is a full month.

This is undoubtedly an enormous improvement.

The longer the simulation time, the more you will know the problems in the training plan and adjust it to the optimal training plan.

After all, the effect of training is very slow to appear, and it is considered good if the results appear in one month.

The day after the title upgrade.

As usual, Tang Sen drove to the training hall early.

When he parked the car, Tang Sen noticed that there seemed to be more reporters waiting at the entrance of the training hall. After he had been interviewed by reporters in Brunswick, the number of reporters started to increase after he returned.

As for the powerful reporters, no matter how secretly you hide, they will find a way to find you.

Fortunately, Connors had warned Brown in advance that he must not accept interviews with reporters unless he was present.

He is just a 19-year-old kid, and this group of ferocious reporters can eat him alive.

Tang Sen told Connors that if there were too many reporters, they could consider changing to another training hall.

For example, moving to the University of Florida's training facility.

With so many reporters, it’s easy to be distracted.

Entering the training hall from the side door, Brown and others also arrived after preparing the necessary equipment for a day's training.

Tang Sen was about to ask Brown to warm up when he noticed that something was wrong with the expressions of several of them.

"Is there something wrong with you?" Tang Sen frowned.

Brown's eyes were evasive.

Before, he was always the first one to greet me when they met, and then he would complain about how tiring yesterday's training was and how he almost couldn't get up.

"No." Brown shook his head quickly.

There's no need to ask about this reaction.

"What happened?" Tang Sen asked with his hands on his hips.

Brown looked at Connors first.

Connors' expression was also a little unnatural. After hesitating for a moment, he pulled Tang Sen aside.

Then he took out an envelope and handed it over.

"Tang, this is the balance for the training course, take it first."

Tang Sen took it with a look of surprise.

This was the first time Tang Sen encountered someone who paid in advance and proactively.

I opened the envelope and took a look.

It was a cashier's check for twenty-one thousand dollars.

It was agreed that 30% would be paid in advance, and the remaining balance would be paid after the training was completed and the weight gain met the target.

“It can’t be fake.”

Tang Sen looked at the check through the window doubtfully.

The training is only halfway through, why do I suddenly have to pay?

Or……

"Do you want to change people?" Tang Sen frowned.

I felt that my level was not good enough and wanted to find a better trainer, so I paid the money to myself in advance.

"Change players? No!" Connors was stunned.

Tang Sen is training well, why do we need to replace him?

"Then what are you..."

Tang Sen shook the check, a little confused.

Connors hesitated for a moment and said, "Tang, you're short of money, so I thought of paying you the balance in advance."

Tang Sen was even more confused and frowned, "Who told you I was short of money?"

In front of several people, Tang Sen has always maintained the image of a successful trainer who does business well and has plenty of money.

Connors could no longer hide it, and gritted his teeth and said, "Tang, didn't you read the New York Times? It describes your situation in detail, so I thought of doing this."

The New York Times?

Tang Sen was stunned and quickly asked what was said.

What does it mean to tell everyone about your situation?
"Why don't you read it yourself?" Connors took out a newspaper from his bag and handed it over.

Tang Sen quickly turned to the sports section.

They used an entire page to report on the increasingly fierce competition for the top pick in the draft.

The title is "In the battle for the top pick, Kwame Brown is losing ground."

Tang Sen frowned slightly. There was nothing wrong with this report.

As the draft draws closer, it's only natural that such reports will appear.

But looking down, Tang Sen found something wrong.

In the specific report below, the New York Times not only compared the basic situation of Kwame Brown and Tyson Chandler, the two top picks, but also compared their draft teams.

Among them, I wrote about myself.

In its report, the New York Times described itself like this at the beginning.

A frustrated trainer who beats up his trainees, is broke and destitute, and of course, is also a liar.

"Fake!"

Seeing this description, Tang Sen couldn't help but swear.

Who is calling a liar?

(End of this chapter)