Minnesota Timberwolves legend Kevin Garnett was one of many people putting in work through Labor Day.

The 40-year-old power forward is entering his 22nd season and not shying away from preseason work as he wished his fans a happy Labor Day while grooving to Travis Scott's “Sweet Sweet” through the sound system.

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While KG's role has changed into that of a mentor for the young Timberwolves, he very much leads by example and is willing to put the work in just as much as he expects the young guns to.

This league will sure miss the likes of Kevin Garnett when he retires – not only for his fearlessness, but also for his insane work ethic.

Truly a pro's pro.

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