NBA star Victor Wembanyama spoke about his reasons for visiting the Shaolin Temple, even sneaking out to eat meat.

The NBA Spurs player, known as the "French Monster," had to end his season early in February due to a blood clot. He previously spent 10 days training at the Shaolin Temple and discussed on the 22nd why he chose to go there, mentioning that he even had to sneak out to eat meat.

The NBA player, known as the "French Monster," Victor Wembanyama, who ended his season early in February due to a blood clot.

After completing his time as a monk, Wembanyama has appeared on shows alongside stars like LeBron James and Tom Brady, discussing his reasons for visiting the Shaolin Temple. "It was a fantastic experience. The goal was to let my body engage in activities I was not accustomed to in the past, enhancing my range of motion and strength. It was the most unique training I've ever experienced."

Since the Shaolin Temple only serves vegetarian meals, Wembanyama revealed that he would sneak out to eat meat, which helped him maintain his weight. Currently, he has gained some weight and hopes to improve his competitiveness.

Victor Wembanyama, known as the "French Monster," previously trained at the Shaolin Temple for 10 days.

During this season, Wembanyama played 46 games, averaging 24.3 points, 11.0 rebounds, and 3.7 assists, with an impressive 3.8 blocks per game, ranking first in the league. Unfortunately, due to the blood clot, he did not play enough games to compete for annual awards. While the progress of his recovery from the blood clot is unclear, American media still believe he can return for the next season.