Alright, folks, gather ’round, let me tell you about my little experiment with the one and only Victor Wembanyama. You know, the Spurs’ rising star? Yeah, that guy. I got this wild idea to see if I could help him pack on some pounds, so I dove headfirst into this project.
First thing’s first, I started tracking what this guy was eating. Turns out, he was clocking in at around 95kg before he hit the big leagues. Skinny, right? So, I figured, more food, more weight. Easy peasy. But boy, was I in for a ride.
- I began by just having him eat more. More of everything. More carbs, more protein, more fat. We’re talking a serious calorie surplus here.
- Then, I got him on a meal plan. Nothing fancy, just good, wholesome food. We’re not trying to turn him into a bodybuilder, just get some meat on those bones.
- Next, I started monitoring his weight. Every week, we’d hop on the scale and see where we were at. Slow and steady, that’s the name of the game.
I kept this up for a while, and guess what? We started seeing results. This guy’s body started changing. It was like watching a beanstalk grow, except this beanstalk was getting thicker, not just taller. We kept at it, adjusting the food intake, tweaking the meal plan here and there.
Then, one day, the Spurs released their training camp roster. And there it was. Wemby’s weight: 235 pounds. That’s over 106 kg, people! He packed on the weight! I couldn’t believe my eyes. All that hard work, all those extra meals, it all paid off.
Hearing him say it’s “impossible” to gain that much in a year without injury made me chuckle, too. Maybe it’s tough for some, but not for my guy Wemby! We made it happen, and he’s looking stronger than ever.
So, there you have it. My little experiment with Victor Wembanyama’s weight gain. It wasn’t easy, but it sure was worth it. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got another project to tackle. This time, it’s about… well, you’ll just have to wait and see.
