Tim Grover on Training Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan (Extended) | The Tonight Show 

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Can somebody explain why Tim Grover was not mentioned in the book Kobe wrote? Kobe mentions a lot of people he worked with over the years.. as a "shout out".. but he never mentioned Grover. I don't get this reading both Grovers books and listening to many of his interviews. Not a diss to Grover. His stuff is awesome.

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Nope. We don't need to here anthing from this towel boys. Do historians studied what the slaves and whip boys of the gladiator think and felt? Hello no.

He was tearing up in "The Last Dance" just like Jordan was. Greatness attracts greatness.

And even some who don’t know basketball.

Mj made Tim and Pippen

Luck is opportunity meets preparations. ! He was prepared to take that luck !

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Mj trained harder and that’s a fact

@mannyneva1760 That's not facts 😂 ask Phil Jackson and Tim Grover

@@ArmandoKozomara Kobe trained more..not harder my guy and that’s a fact

@@mannyneva1760 that's so dumb. Kobe didn't have Jordan's athleticism. He had to work more to get to that level

@@ArmandoKozomara dummy..working more doesn’t mean work harder

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Thank you!!!

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There are more legends on his resume that he was coached

It's amazing that despite him claiming that he reads constantly every photo of him with a book is him at the beginning of the book! Almost like he's a perpetual liar who only cares about his image!

He could do that off air if he wants to. Coulda already done it

Eran hermanos to esa gente su papa conocia a jordan desde antes esa gente es de la misma frat

Yeah, I was hoping he'd talk about that

The vast majority of players throughout all eras of the NBA has played less than them in their careers.

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I don't believe that at all. No one can say Kobe or MJ weren't great before he trained them. That would be silly. However, they didn't become champions till they started training to overcome what was holding them back. Before anyone balks at that because Kobe had 3 chips let me add context so you understand where I'm coming from. Kobe was not the first option in any of those first few championships. Shaq was the defacto first option in every case and he has the MVP's to prove it. Shaq left and went on to win another ring elsewhere leaving Kobe to become the alpha Laker. Kobe struggled the next few years with that responsibility. He was putting up great stats but the team success was lacking. He took the brunt of the criticism and everyone pretty much wrote him off with the belief that he couldn't win without Shaq. So, in a psychological way he was training to step out of Shaq's shadow and become a champion in his own right. He conditioned himself mentally and physically to take the punishment that Shaq was no longer there to take. For MJ, he had the psychological aspect covered because he was the first option since day one and showed it as a rookie when he had one of the best rookie seasons in NBA history. For him, it was overcoming the beating he physically took from Detroit every time he faced them in the playoffs. He put on the muscle to be strong enough to endure that physical punishment and as he became stronger, the Bulls got closer to winning every successive season that culminated in their sweep of the Pistons in their way to facing the Lakers for their first of six championships. That's just my opinion of course. At least in Kobe's case. It's fact in MJ's case cause he's admitted that in numerous interviews.

go read his book, then go back to your comment. You will want to slap yourself.

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If you think he’s a con artist then you are saying Jordan and Kobe were conable idiots

Based on what. It blows my mind when people just make insults and accusations, but don’t provide any comments. What is your insult based on?

​@@coachcarlosjohnson "What is your insult based on?" It wasnt an insult, it was a statement and you dont understand training enough to grasp it. Short answer is bullshitting, trainers need to make you feel like they are absolutely NEEDED, that's why he makes up bullshit stories about counting how many steps Jordan took and trained him in a specific way, he's either an idiot and clueless or lying. That's gaslighting that those people do to show you they know more than you and that's why they get the results they do. Even if he knew that it shouldnt affect how Jordan trains for a bunch of reasons I wouldnt get into. Either way a lot of actors do this bullshit too, "I workout 4 times a day to look like this" No, they dont, you can see Mr Olympia competitors dont do that, let alone actors. Doing that wouldnt give you any additional benefit but it sounds cool to the public and differentiates the person saying it from the rest, and it's never true.

eh seems to me he just believed in himself from an early age