Live broadcast on September 14 news in Thunder’s second grade player, Josh kiddy, said in a recent interview that he spent a long time in the weightlifting room during the off-season.
“My body feels good, I’m ready.” Kitty said, “there are excellent medical staff here. They take care of each of us very much. They are very kind to me, but they have made slight adjustments to my body, last year, the hip injury obviously needs to be paid attention.”
“I spent a lot of time in the weightlifting room to avoid minor injuries similar to last season and to ensure that my physical strength can support me to play 82 games healthily.”
“This is a long season, and taking good care of your body is crucial to every successful NBA player.”
Kitty suffered a right hip injury last season, with 54 appearances in total and an average of 31.5 minutes in the game, contributing 12.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 6.4 assists, it also broke the record of the youngest triple-double player in NBA history.
(Stan)