I used to work at a local health club.

I saw a article that said Michael started taking a physical abuse from Detroit.

This is an opportunity.

I'm going to write this 15 players on a basketball team, no response.

Then I call me.

They give me an address.

I drive out there, leave the doorbell.

Michael Jordan opens up the door.

He is not a trainer.

He is the trainer.

Who is that person at MJ Pitts?

Tim Grover.

The one and only Tim Grover.

Take me back.

Both my parents are of Indian descent, very hardworking individuals.

My parents couldn't afford babysitters.

Well, guess well, my brother and I got to go to work.

My dad, you do.

Kobe was the only individual that Michael referred me to outside of the Chicago Bulls. Wow. And I said, okay, I need you get rid of this. I need you get rid of this. I need to get rid of this. And he was just like, it was shocking to him. I've always been a competitive individual, but I was that short fat kid. Yeah. I knew I had talent to play basketball when I was in college. A lot of high school players used to come in there. I said, let me go play this kid one-on-one. Man, he beat the brakes off of me. Playing is not going to happen. But I could increase my intelligence in training athletes. If we were to ask Michael Jordan, what's the greatest thing Tim Grover taught you?

You know, one of the things that he always told

everybody on his team was

everybody has trauma in their life.

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