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After a week of bingeing and continuous training, June Mar Fajardo took a breath and returned to her hometown, Cebu, to change scenery amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In just four days, Fajardo has already uploaded eight videos on his YouTube channel and AHOS Gaming games since he visited his province on November 29.
The PBA’s six-time MVP didn’t need much editing on his vlogs. With minimal transitions and clips, being the gentle giant that he is, Fajardo shared with his followers the simple life he is in while in the province.
In one of the videos, the 6-foot-10 downtown San Miguel stepped on the pedal and took a bike tour of the neighborhood with a friend and brother Jay, waving to some passersby in the middle.
Another clip also showed Fajardo filming his brother at target practice with a group of children on an indoor basketball court.
On Wednesday, the Fajardo family gathered and celebrated the 52nd birthday of Marites, June Mar’s mother, with cakes and roast chickens fresh from their birds in Compostela.
The next day, the eight-time PBA champion continued to recover and train for 15 minutes while recovering from a shin injury since February.
This is the first time the Cebuano cager has returned to Cebu since January before sustaining the injury during practice the following month.
Last month, in his downtime while recovering, Fajardo, 31, took up games and launched a fundraising campaign for victims of typhoons “Rolly” and “Ulysses” that ravaged Metro Manila. and nearby provinces.
Meanwhile, SMB coach Leo Austria hinted at the possibility of a major roster change as the Beermen’s Philippine Cup dynasty came to an end after a 90-68 win by the Meralco Bolts at the Angeles University Foundation. Arena in Clark, Pampanga on November 15.
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