Golden State Warriors forward Yaxel Lendeborg discussed what he has learned from playing alongside Stephen Curry, explaining how the veteran guard's constant movement helps him deal with physical defensive pressure.

Golden State Warriors forward Yaxel Lendeborg explained why Stephen Curry constantly moves without the ball during games. Speaking in a conversation with Kevin O'Connor, Lendeborg stated that seeing Curry up close revealed how much opposing defenders grab and hold him on every single play, limiting his freedom of movement.
Lendeborg noted that Curry essentially has to run constantly to escape aggressive physical coverage and create separation. He added that Curry's extensive stamina training and practice repetitions running around screens are essential for him to get the ball and find open looks.
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