Manu Ginóbili's life after retirement: "I do what I want, how I want and when I want" – 02/22/2019

Emanuel Ginóbili He left for a while the vacation in Monte Hermoso and sat down before the cameras and microphones after he borrowed himself in makeup. Although the environment allowed him to relax and sometimes almost forgot he gave an interview. It was on YouTube's humor channel Agustín Aristarán, better known as Radagast. The former basketball player, bitten by the means, has re-examined a bit of his career, completed last year, and said what he does in his "retired" life.

"I'm on a vacation now, but when I'm in San Antonio after I'm a retiree, I'm a dad." I picked up 7 in the morning, got them to school and then I went to train, "said the former escort.

Does he start throwing the wreath, find someone to play one-in-one or something like that? Nothing else than that. "I'm training a little something, it's not basketball, I have not touched the ball since I almost left, so a little with the kids in the garage, I'm going to the gym, I'm weighing, tennis, yoga, everything except basketball. I did not have that much time, it was two months of that calm and I came here, "he explained, and left a statement of the moment he lives after two decades of absolute professionalism: "I do what I want, how I want when I want". And he said he was returning to Bahia because "San Antonio gives you everything but the social and emotional leg."

Despite the more than 15 NBA seasons, Manu said he was still surprised by the last day: "The first year was huge, but then there was always something. You can get used to it, but you see the flexibility and waist that men have to make the show flawless. And also surprise the level of opponents. It gives you a disappointment, there is so much personal talent … "

In this sense, he remembered the greatest talent, Michael Jordanis, and left an anthological phrase: "I went to Jordan twice and I went a little, I saw it in a lift, I also played a few seconds against, very little and I interacted with 14 seconds and palometeé"

And if it was an anecdote, the day that caught a bat took all the applause of the study: "The bat had my eggs full, my colleagues said" ah! "(When it happened near.) Beyond the effect it had, it became a problem I gave it to a security and threw it out, and one of these organizations ghost and became a global problem, it seemed that humanity was going to go out. Since we had not kept it and we could not study it, I had to take the infusions of rabies. Eight! I passed it for my ass. It was a bad idea, but it was fun. "

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