Chen Yu's gaze swept over each and every player.
Take De Brown, for example. Just like Tracy McGrady, he had previously injured his subscapularis muscle.
Of course, his case was much milder than Tracy McGrady's, and he had now fully recovered.
However, he had torn the medial collateral ligament in his right knee and undergone surgery to repair it.
And now, he was doing agility ladder drills at an extremely high speed.
Under the Eye of All-Seeing, Chen Yu could clearly see that with every high-frequency leg lift and foot plant, the ligaments in his knee were like rubber bands, repeatedly stretching and retracting. At times, they were already being overstretched.
After repair surgery, a torn ligament grows back as collagen fibers, which are very different in nature from the original elastic fibers.
Under this kind of high-load training, problems could easily arise when fatigue factors like lactic acid and ammonia accumulated excessively.
