'I'm better than ever,' a tough workout regimen keeps Michael Jordan fit enough to defy age and opponents alike

Article Abstract:

At 34 years old, Michael Jordan is ever reaching and achieving higher skills as a basketball player. He attributes this to the hard and serious physical training that he undergoes beyond that which is required. Although he has no contract for next season, he has not decided yet on retirement.

Evaluation, Behavior, Training, Physical fitness, Athletes

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Horace Grant

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Horace Grant of the Chicago Bulls, the third-best player on the team, is outspoken in his opinions and in his desire to have more playing time. Part of Grant's frustrations may stem from the fact that his twin brother, Harvey, is starring for the Washington Bullets.

Forwards (Basketball), Grant, Horace

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Michael Jordan vs. Patrick Ewing

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Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls and Patrick Ewing of the New York Knicks discuss the upcoming 1993 NBA playoffs. The Bulls and the Knicks met in the 1992 playoffs and there has been a certain animosity between the two teams since that series.

Competitions, Professional basketball, Basketball (Professional), New York Knicks, Ewing, Patrick

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