Steph Curry says the ‘not-so-glamorous’ work behind the scenes has kept him going in year 18
Steph Curry, 38, said he feels "a sense of urgency" to continue doing his best.
Stephen Curry, now 38, suggests the end of his NBA career looms on his mind daily. The NBA star, who has been with the Golden State Warriors since being drafted in 2009, credits his longevity to off-court efforts. Curry says the "not-so-glamorous" work done behind the scenes is crucial in keeping him on the court. The NBA player expressed he is grateful to still play at an elite level, despite dealing with injuries throughout his career.
He believes experience has taught him how to prepare his body for each season. Curry remains focused on how long he can continue competing at the highest level. The 12-time NBA All-Star highlighted the importance of his preparation, both during the offseason and season, noting that he now trains differently than before. Curry also emphasized the role of his team and support system in helping him achieve his goals.
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