when do we expect bron to lose his athleticism?

[Shadow King]

10yrs in

From boyhood to royalty

We've watched a man-child become king :wow

About 33

 

[TheNig]

I'd say it will start to diminish when he's around 36 when he's a full time power forward. He'll still be bangin on dudes tho.

I don't think he'll lose but I believe in the possibility of more athletic 2s and 3s in the future. Like how he's able to go out and guard PGs. I don't think he'll be able to do that when he's 32.


By then he should make a permanent move to the 4.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Im not a bron stan to say the least but i give him props for his off season training. Imagine if shaq worked as hard as bron or kobe in the offseason. He could've had another 6 years as the most dominant guy in the nba.

- the only way he falls off is if he goes the shawn kemp regimen
going from this

to this

That kemp pic should be made into :flabby2:

 

[Big Boss]

This nikka ain't never losing his athleticism. Dude was created in a lab somewhere

dr gero created that nikka

 

[Majestic Pape]

he won't have that level of athleticsm in 5-6 years. think about it. by then he will be the same age as :deadkobe: is now.

and lost his most athleticism I believe around 08 or 09. so around 30-31 years old. that'd give lebron about 2 or 3 more years to be doing what he does off sheer athleticism.

Nah, Bron is stronger than Kobe ever was, and LeBron has NEVER had any significant injuries. Kobe had already started to have knee problems, I believe, by the age Bron is now.

I'm not saying injuries won't happen, but assuming they don't, I expect LeBron to hold onto his elite athleticism longer than Kobe did. And even now, Kobe is STILL a pretty tremendous athlete, even with all of the injuries he has had.

NOBODY in NBA history takes better care of their body than LeBron James does.

 

[THE MACHINE]

dr gero created that nikka

Bron is Cell #6 ....leader of the androids

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Im not a bron stan to say the least but i give him props for his off season training. Imagine if shaq worked as hard as bron or kobe in the offseason. He could've had another 6 years as the most dominant guy in the nba.

- the only way he falls off is if he goes the shawn kemp regimen
going from this

to this

I can't believe those Reeboks used to be popular, gotdamn they are ugly

 

[Lakers Offseason]

dr gero created that nikka

That would explain the hairline malfunction

 

[Teal.]

That would explain the hairline malfunction

 

[Bruh Man 5th Flo]

I can't believe those Reeboks used to be popular, gotdamn they are ugly

i remember i was the first one in the school with them joints......

had dudes like

now whenever i see a pic of me with those things one i'm like

 

[boskey]

"You see me doin' thrill-seeker liquor store holdups with a "Born to Lose" tattoo on my chest?"

 

[Filluminati]

Who the hell is Born though .. ?

Edit.. Damn.. Born to lose.. I just got javaled..

 

[jfkennedy]

Dude is a freak of nature, I can't even picture him losing his athleticism ... be like those Uncle Drew Nike commercials, 60 yrs. old and yamming on nikkas.

 

[FTBS]

Nah, Bron is stronger than Kobe ever was, and LeBron has NEVER had any significant injuries. Kobe had already started to have knee problems, I believe, by the age Bron is now.

I'm not saying injuries won't happen, but assuming they don't, I expect LeBron to hold onto his elite athleticism longer than Kobe did. And even now, Kobe is STILL a pretty tremendous athlete, even with all of the injuries he has had.

NOBODY in NBA history takes better care of their body than LeBron James does.

These are the keys right here. Generally guys fall off atheletically due to injury or getting . You cant' predict or prevent injuries however he is certainly doing his part in terms of keeping in shape. Kobe is a bad comparison due to his injury history. A great guy to compare him to would be KG. Both freakish athletes who take good care of themsevles and avoided injuries throughout their career. KG was still pretty damn athletic when he went to Boston and didn't show any signs of slowing down until he hurt his knee and he was 33 at the time.

 

[the next guy]

"born?"