"My guy": Paige Bueckers reacts to NBA trainer Chris Brickley's latest IG dump ft. workouts with the UConn star & Carmelo Anthony's son Kiyan
On Monday, NBA trainer Chris Brickley shared photos of training sessions with the top names in the basketball world, and the UConn Huskies star Paige Bueckers reacted to it.
Brickley shared pictures on Instagram and said that he had trained with 49 current NBA players this summer, including NBA veteran LeBron James.
"Offseason 2024 is in the books‼️ It was the most workouts I’ve ever done in a single offseason. ... Posted a small amount of the work this summer but best believe we got it in," Brickley captioned the post.
The Instagram post also had a clip of Bueckers training with Brickley. The UConn star commented:
"My guy!"
In July, Bueckers shared snippets of her workout with Chris Brickley. After concluding her tour in the offseason, Bueckers shared some glimpses from her travels, where she met friends and attended the games.
The post also had a photograph of Bueckers giving Brickley a low five during a workout session. The Uconn star captioned the post:
"Racking up my flight mileage... world tour complete."
Brickley has trained with NBA and college basketball stars like Jimmy Butler, Kevin Durant, Paolo Banchero, Ben Simmons and Azzi Fudd. Even musicians and rappers have tapped their feet to the beats of Brickley's workouts.
Chris Brickley had a piece of advice for Kiyan Anthony after a workout
Chris Brickley knew NBA legend Carmelo Anthony at New York Knicks, where he worked as a player development coordinator from 2013 to 2017. He has been observing Kiyan Anthony's evolution since childhood and has seen him blossom into a better player with each passing year.
In August, Brickley shared a post on Instagram after a workout with Anthony and had a piece of advice.
"Sharpening your skills never stops & improvement happens when you push beyond your comfort zone. Kiyan Anthony continues to improve. The future is ALL YOURS bro. Just keep your foot on the pedal."
Kiyan Anthony is the top-ranked player in New York. He received offers from 21 schools. In July, he trimmed the list to six schools to choose his next basketball home.