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Strength training changed Steph Curry’s career Dray confirms it: he’s in there every day! Post-30 he didn’t just maintain his game… it leveled it up Harder to bump off his spot, better D, more durable Elite skill + daily iron = longevity Athletes: This is the blueprint

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