LeBron Rebuilding His Body, Losing Weight, Cut Carbs

Going for that Bieber look :lol

This is not a hgh or PEd`s cut off. Playing lighter is smart, but he`ll never stop roiding. Silver will not stop NBA`s roid "policy", which is just a beard.

[QUOTE=pegasus]He looks ill. And that posture:roll: He looks like a sick, virgin school girl:lol[/QUOTE]

This guy having the time of his life right now :lol

The dude is trying so hard to be like Durant it's sad.

[QUOTE=russwest0]The dude is trying so hard to be like Durant it's sad.[/QUOTE]

This joke was already made by your buttbuddy Fudge on page 1... It's your 21st birthday, go out and do some shit you psycho looser

[QUOTE=K Xerxes]Literally just watched the first clip - I'm pretty sure he hasn't done that in the last four years. Miami LeBron would have needed a screen to get past his man, only to do some soft layup at the rim for no reason. Hopefully we see some authority reintroduced back into his game with a more explosive first step and finish at the rim.[/QUOTE]

literally just saw a travel on the first clip.

LeBron does that all the time?:biggums:

Interesting.

This also slightly gives more support for the fact that the K Love trade will probably happen...if Lebron knows Love is coming, he knows he won't be playing much PF anymore like he used to do on the Heat so he knows he can get rid of some muscle.

I'm sure he has the best trainers and nutritionists helping him out but that does not look healthy.

[QUOTE=tmacattack33]Interesting.

This also slightly gives more support for the fact that the K Love trade will probably happen...if Lebron knows Love is coming, he knows he won't be playing much PF anymore like he used to do on the Heat so he knows he can get rid of some muscle.[/QUOTE]
This. That team is built to be a fastbreak one anyways. The cavaliers showtime :rockon:

LeSkeleton

Big mistake Lebron....

Lebron's bodyfat % was always low (at most 8-9%), he can't cut much more weight without sacrificing his strength which was always his biggest advantage.

I'd also like to point out that super low body fat percentages (sub 5%) are not ideal for most people. Unless your naturally super lean, you won't perform at your best while under 5% body fat. Body builders are actually at their weakest when under 5% bf.

[QUOTE=Soundwave]Looks like he's a homeless crack addict, lol.[/QUOTE]

looks healthier than Kobe though

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/2vWtuXz.jpg[/IMG]

Kobe looks like he has Aids:biggums:

This will be great for his knees entering into his 30s.

His blocks were down drastically last season so hopefully the loss of weight will help reduce any potential back ailments and improve his blocking.

Jordan was sub 200 in his prime...he was pretty thin

[QUOTE=Hoopz2332]looks healthier than Kobe though

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/2vWtuXz.jpg[/IMG]

Kobe looks like he has Aids:biggums:[/QUOTE]

Damn kobe stans have the nerve to say LeBald, when Kobe's hairline starts at the peak of his head

[QUOTE=TheBigAristotle1]Big mistake Lebron....

Lebron's bodyfat % was always low (at most 8-9%), he can't cut much more weight without sacrificing his strength which was always his biggest advantage.

I'd also like to point out that super low body fat percentages (sub 5%) are not ideal for most people. Unless your naturally super lean, you won't perform at your best while under 5% body fat. Body builders are actually at their weakest when under 5% bf.[/QUOTE]
You're just speculating his bf% is lower. I think he'll probably be playing at the same bf% as he used to or only slightly lower. He's just loosing some muscle. Also nobody can stay or much less perform at 5% for a longer period of time without PEDs, no matter how "naturally lean" are you. I also think his bf% before was slightly higher, around 10% or 11%. So he'll be just fine playing at 8%. He's got the best trainers, doctors and nutritionists money can buy so sure nobody would overlook such an obvious risk.