Caitlin Clark Looks Like She’s Been Living In The Gym As She Shows Off Her Insane Body Transformation During Indiana Fever Photo Day

Caitlin Clark poses for the camera.Caitlin Clark (Photo Credit: Grace Smith-USA TODAY Network via Imagn Images)
Finally, it’s year two for Caitlin Clark.

The Indiana Fever are gearing up for their WNBA season, with training camp already in full swing.

This Saturday, they’ll hit the court for their first preseason game against the Washington Mystics, and all eyes are on the star rookie.

After taking some time off from basketball, fans can’t wait to see her in action again.

Clark had an outstanding rookie season with the Fever. She earned Rookie of the Year honors, was selected as an All-Star, led the league in assists, and played a crucial role in the Fever’s first playoff appearance since 2016.

Despite not participating in any offseason leagues, Clark dedicated herself to strength training and put up some good muscle mass.

During a recent media day, Clark’s photos showing her crazy transformation have gone viral.

Though she can not skip on the physical play against her on the court, CC looks more than ready to give the opponents’ defense a chase for their tricks.

Caitlin Clark Had A Wonderful Rookie Season

"22 Points in 2 Minutes" – Caitlin Clark recalls her most incredible run during Iowa’s scrimmage against the men’s team in jaw-dropping fashionCaitlin Clark (Photo by Joseph Cress/Iowa City Press-Citizen / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)


While Caitlin Clark is getting a lot of attention for uplifting the WNBA’s viewership, her social media fan base is only getting stronger.

She now has 3.1 million followers on Instagram alone.

However, as she has put in blood and sweat into her physical transformation, her teammate Aliyah Boston also praised Clark’s increased physical strength.

During her inaugural season, Clark averaged 19.2 points, 8.4 assists, and 5.7 rebounds per game, while leading the league in total assists with 337.

Her performance was pivotal in transforming the Fever into playoff contenders, ending a seven-year postseason drought with a 20-20 finish in 2024. The team has packed its roster for the upcoming season with veteran players like DeWanna Bonner and Natasha Howard, bringing additional experience to support Clark’s growth.