Despite being 33, how come Lebron shows no signs of slowing down?

**Git Lo** · 03-28-18, 11:30 PM

Originally posted by Underdog5229

Lebron is a once in a lifetime freak of nature/athlete. He is so genetically gifted that he is a man among boys in the NBA.

espn named him top 1-2 player of the last decade or whatever list

**Git Lo** · 03-28-18, 11:31 PM

i mean athlete not player

**ikid2groove415** · 03-29-18, 07:28 PM

The nba doesn’t even really crack down on hgh /roids - you guys are idiots if you don’t think some of the nba superstars are using this shit

**Git Lo** · 03-30-18, 01:54 AM

Originally posted by ikid2groove415

The nba doesn’t even really crack down on hgh /roids - you guys are idiots if you don’t think some of the nba superstars are using this shit

they are not body builders like football players and fighters I wouldn't think there would be high usage of those...

**ans61201** · 03-30-18, 05:28 AM

Although amazing what he is doing, and I love lebron. There is definite signs of aging. He is a smarter offensive player, but he cannot carry a team like he did in the past because he spends all of his energy on one side of the floor, and cannot play D anymore. He carried a far less talented team in his 20s to a much better record. He plays zero D now. One of the worst ranked defenders in the league. Not because he can't play d he just can't, at his advanced age, do both for 40 minutes a night.