Coach Crum

Ty Jerome says watching Steph Curry lift after every game at Golden State showed him his body was holding him back from reaching the next level "I would watch all their work in the weight room, to me, because my whole thing was like, since I got to the league, you would see me work out in the summer, be like, 'You're one of the best shooters I’ve seen,' X, Y, and Z." "And finally it clicked for me. It was like, 'All right, what's the separator? It's my body.' If I can figure this piece out, I can do it." "And when I got to Golden State, I look at Steph. He's the best shooter of all time. And you look at what he's doing, and he's on the court a lot, but he's going to on the weight room everyday, after shootaround, after every game, on every practice day." "And so I'm just looking at everything he's doing. I'm like, 'Man, this is an everyday thing. You got to be in the weight room.'" "So that was really the biggest thing for me. I'm looking at that, 'This is what it takes to be successful and to hopefully play for a long time.'"