De’Aaron Fox of the Sacramento Kings shot 37.2% from three-point range this season, a significant improvement from 32.4% last season. Kings assistant coach Luke Loucks revealed, “We are very lucky to be able to work out with Steph Curry this summer.”
According to a report by NBC Sports on the 27th, Luke Loucks trained with Fox almost every day during the offseason. On his NBC Sports show, he shared some of the things he did to help Fox improve his three-point line ability, including following Kim. State Warriors superstar Steph Curry practices together.
“The first time he worked out with Curry, Fox was excited and ready,” Loucks said, but at the end of the workout, Fox’s forearm cramped, not only because of the volume of training, but also because of the intensity of the training.
Loucks said, “After practice, Fox looked at me and I said, yeah, this is nothing special, this is how Curry works out every day, this is who he is.”
“So I think once you see it and feel it, it just comes naturally with the level of work that Fox does. For Fox to transform our team and himself into a player like that, it’s That’s the job he has to do. I think he’s doing that now at the top level.”
Loucks attributes Fox’s improvement in three-point shooting this season to training with Curry, because it helps Fox both physically and mentally.
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