Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 20 Stay
5 month 28 number.

This is the last day of Brown's one-month special training.

In the training hall, Brown was wearing only his shorts and preparing to step on the scale.

In the second half of the month, Tang Sen simply cancelled the weigh-in process.

So Connors and others didn't know how much weight Brown had gained.

"Tang, it doesn't really matter anymore," Connors said.

It says to gain 10 pounds, but does it have to be 10 pounds? Is 9.9 pounds not enough?

of course not.

What Connors wants is for Brown to improve his strength and enhance his confrontation ability so that he can adapt to the highest level of the NBA.

And this goal has been achieved in one month of training.

It is visibly that Brown jumps higher, runs faster, and has greater impact.

This is enough.

Connors no longer cares how much weight he gains.

"And I gave you all the money." Connors said again.

The money has been paid, can it be taken back?

"It's okay, just weigh yourself to put an end to my training." Tang Sen said.

There is a beginning and an end.

With a roll of his eyes, Tang Sen smiled and said to everyone, "Let me tell you a number. Do you want to bet with me? One hundred dollars."

A little gambling for fun.

The people present looked at each other and nodded without hesitation.

"Don, you didn't weigh Brown secretly, did you?" Donovan asked as he took out the money.

"Definitely not. You can ask Brown."

Brown, who was waiting to be weighed, shook his head quickly.

After a moment of hesitation, Tang Sen reported a number: 255 pounds.

Starting from 243 pounds, I gained 12 pounds and my weight reached 115.6 kilograms.

"Twelve pounds?"

Moore muttered something, patted Brown's butt, and signaled him to get on the scale.

Brown stepped onto the electronic scale and the number immediately popped up.

255.3 pounds!
"It's true!" Brown exclaimed.

Connors and his companions looked incredulous and asked Tang Sen how he guessed it.

I haven't weighed myself for almost half a month, how could I have guessed so accurately?

"Don't forget, I'm the master of weight magic."

Tang Sen happily took the money.

In fact, the system has been updating Brown's physical condition and daily weight changes, and Tang Sen knows it clearly.

Although it is the last day, training cannot stop.

Practice technique today.

Tabari acted as a sparring partner, carrying a half-person-high cushion and constantly colliding with Brown.

Tabari is not short either, 2.01 meters tall, and is a small forward with great impact.

Tang Sen’s requirement is to do his best.

So Tabari's posture looked like he was going to fight.

Despite this impact, Brown's legs were still firmly pinned to the ground.

After a month of training, his confrontation skills gradually improved. He felt the changes in power during the confrontation and wrestling, exploded the ball, exerted force to start, and completed it in one go. He squeezed out space and turned around to make a hook shot.

Tang Sen next to him clapped his hands and signaled to continue.

To be honest, Tang Sen himself did not expect that in just one month, Brown would be able to practice his hook shot to the point where he could perform it stably.

This speed is unbelievably fast.

Normally, a player may need an offseason, several months, to master a skill.

And Brown did it in just one month, no, half a month.

All I can say is that the system's 40% training effect bonus is too strong.

It is by no means simple, such as only 60 days of addition are needed in 100 days, but it is compound interest, with each day adding more additions based on the previous day's additions.

So in the end, even if it's only 40%, the bonus effect is very strong.

It felt like Brown had been practicing non-stop for six months.

At this time, Connors came over. "Don, I have a suggestion. I want to continue to employ you as Brown's personal trainer."

Many NBA stars hire full-time personal trainers to help them improve their skills during breaks from team training.

Without waiting for Tang Sen to answer, Connors continued, "Look, there's still almost a month until the draft, so Brown definitely can't be idle during this month. And even after the draft is over, the new season will start a long time later, so he needs to continue training and improving himself."

"That's what Brown himself meant. He's very happy to be working with you and doesn't want you to leave."

Tang Sen glanced at Brown on the court and teased, "Ryan, it's mainly your opinion that I have a good value for money. See, I guess I was right."

The embarrassment that flashed across Connors's face proved that Tang Sen had guessed right.

I had never proven it before.

But over the past month, Tang Sen has proved his ability through his actions.

Where can I find a trainer who is so responsible, has such good training results, and only charges $30,000 a month?

"I swear to God, it was definitely Brown's intention." Connors raised his hand guiltily to swear.

Tang Sen actually guessed it right.

This idea was first proposed by Connors.

It’s really hard to find a trainer like Tang Sen for $30,000 a month.

So while Tang Sen’s fame has not yet spread, he must find a way to stay.

"Okay." Tang Sen waved his hand and said, "I can stay."

Anyway, the offseason is coming soon, and with my current reputation, I may not be able to find a more suitable client than Brown.

The New York Times even mocked itself as a liar.

They have worked together before and are familiar with each other, so staying and continuing to train Brown is indeed a good choice.

"But the fees need to be renegotiated." Tang Sen said again.

From a business perspective, now that I have proven my ability, thirty thousand dollars is not enough.

After a moment's hesitation, Tang Sen raised his hand and said, "Fifty thousand dollars a month."

Tang Sen wanted to offer a high price, but he also had to consider Brown's ability to afford it. He hasn't entered the NBA yet and hasn't received any money.

Now I can only talk about small endorsements, but the income is limited.

"And I'm not sure how long I can train Brown. If there's a better opportunity, I'll definitely leave."

Tang Sen did not forget the opportunity Kruger gave him.

Personal trainers and team trainers each have their own advantages.

So if there is a good opportunity, or if a star player really takes a fancy to him and offers him a higher price, then Tang Sen will definitely leave.

"fifty thousand?"

Connors, his stingy nature unchanging, hesitated for a moment, and finally said, "I'll ask Brown what he thinks."

Brown will have to pay most of this money.

Tang Sen nodded and said that it would definitely not work if the money was not enough.

Unexpectedly, during the training break, Connors just asked and Brown made the decision.

This silly kid actually ran over and asked Tang Sen if $50,000 was enough. If not, he could give more.

Only then did Tang Sen begin to believe that this was indeed Brown's intention and that he wanted to continue cooperating with him.

"Welcome to the team, Tang."

After Tang Sen nodded, Connors extended his hand with a smile.

From now on, Tang Sen has officially joined Brown's draft team.

He immediately got into the groove, called a few people together, and said, "Tang, the first phase of training is over. For the next phase, I'm thinking about making some adjustments, like looking at the tryouts."

He added with a touch of pride, "The Wizards have contacted me and invited Brown to go to Washington for a tryout on June 5th."

Although it was an accident that the Wizards got the No. 1 pick, it was not the Bulls that the team wanted to go to.

But since he is aiming for the No. 1 pick, he will definitely have to try out with the Wizards.

The same goes for the Wizards. Even if they eventually choose to trade the No. 1 pick, they have to try out Brown first to see how things go before making a decision.

"What I mean is, can we adjust the training plan based on Collins' coaching style?"

For example, Collins is a more traditional coach who focuses on defense and teamwork, so you should focus on defense training, so that it will be easier to impress Collins during the tryout.

He may not have the final say on who to choose, but his opinion is very important.

Tang Sen nodded thoughtfully.

It’s no wonder that Connors’ idea really hit the nail on the head.

Defense?
Tang Sen turned his head and glanced at Brown who was resting.

I used to think that Brown had better defensive talent.

(End of this chapter)