January 14, 2025 - 13:49
LA Lakers star LeBron James is still at the top of his game despite being 40 years old. Although 40 is not an advanced age, most athletes often retire before reaching that milestone. James credits his enduring career in the NBA to his experiences as a parent to three athletic children. He emphasizes that raising his kids has not only kept him grounded but has also provided him with a fresh perspective on life and sports.
As his eldest son, Bronny, begins to carve out his own path in the world of basketball, LeBron reflects on the challenges and joys of parenting young athletes. He believes that the discipline and commitment required in sports are essential traits that he has instilled in his children. This focus on family and the lessons learned through parenting have played a significant role in helping him maintain his high level of performance on the court.
James continues to defy age-related expectations, showcasing not only his physical prowess but also his mental resilience. His journey serves as an inspiration to many, proving that with the right mindset and support system, longevity in sports is achievable.
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