“Hate that I’m good at everything”: Jimmy Butler hilariously brags about new ‘Yoga’ honor
Over the past the decade, Jimmy Butler has proven to be one of the top stars in the NBA. In the offseason, he is proving that his skills go beyond the basketball court. The All-Star forward showed no lack of confidence in one his lastest social media posts.
At this point in the offseason, players are starting to ramp up their workouts heading into training camp. Jimmy Butler is making sure his body is right to hopefully lead the Miami Heat on another deep playoff run. His latest method of physical preparation in doing yoga.
Butler recently posted a clip of himself doing yoga on his Instagram. In typical Butler fashion, he couldn't help but brag about how well he was doing. The Miami Heat star then went on to say that he's just "good at everything."
"Just finishing my yoga session, I'm officially a yogie," Butler said. "I got my certificate for yoga person of the day, got a trophy for that too. Don't hate me, hate that I'm good at everything."
Jimmy Butler lives for trash talking
When it comes to self confidence, Jimmy Butler is in a class of his own. He never doubts his abilities, which has led to him being one of the top playoff performers in the NBA today.
As for trash talking, it is an aspect of sports that Butler lives for. This postseason, we saw him get into with countless players during the Miami Heat's improbable playoff run.
The first instance came in round one against the Milwaukee Bucks. Despite being the eighth seed, Butler did not back down at all. While being guarded against one of the league's top defenders in Jrue Holiday, he told the fellow All-Star that he owns him.
Butler went on to average 37.6 points that series as the Heat made history upsetting the No. 1 seed as the eighth seed.
Two rounds later, Butler and the Heat faced off against a faimilar rival in the Boston Celtics. In similar fashion, he did not back down to his opponent at all. Butler's in-your-face nature led to him getting in a scuffle with former Celtics forward Grant Williams.
Some might not like Butler's style, but there is no denying that it is effective for him. Because of his undying belif in himself, he's been able to overcome incredible odds en route to solidifying himself as a superstar in the NBA.