“One missed 3 in that 13 mins”: Fans buzz after Fever admin shares exclusive look into Caitlin Clark’s high-intensity workout sessionB

Fans buzz after Fever admin shares exclusive look into Caitlin Clark’s high-intensity workout session – Image: Imagn

The Indiana Fever social media team on Tuesday posted a 13-minute video showcasing Caitlin Clark’s offseason training, featuring her dribbling and shooting drills with the new coaching staff under Stephanie White.

Although Clark isn’t playing professional basketball this offseason, she has stayed active off the court, participating in activities like golf and leadership seminars. Still, she has kept her focus on maintaining her Rookie of the Year form by continuing her training.

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In the video shared by the Fever, Clark can be seen working on her dribbling skills and shooting from all areas of the court. One fan was particularly impressed with her efficiency, commenting:

“I only saw one missed 3 in that 13 mins.”

Another added:

“I watched the entire 13 mins and it went from 42k to 66k views n only 2 missed shots..very impressive.”

Fans also expressed their enthusiasm for Clark’s performance in the upcoming season.

“Caitlin Clark is grinding hard this offseason. LFG,” one fan said.

“The monster you guys are creating next season. We will not be ready!!” another said.

Others showed appreciation for the Fever social media team’s efforts in sharing the lengthy offseason video.

“Fever social media team FTW,” one said.

“Thank you for the early christmas present 🙏,” another added.

Controversy follows Caitlin Clark into the offseason

Since joining the WNBA, Caitlin Clark has drawn significant attention, which has led to record-high viewership and attendance for the league. Throughout her rookie year, she faced rivalry with fellow rookie Angel Reese and received scrutiny from veteran players.

Clark’s rookie season was historic. She earned First Team All-WNBA honors, won Rookie of the Year and set new records for assists and 3-point shooting.

She was named TIME Athlete of the Year, and in her feature story, Clark shared how she’s learned to tune out criticism.

“I have a great skill of just blocking it out. I don’t care what people say about me,” she said.

Despite this resilience, Clark voiced her frustration with being portrayed as controversial.

“I tell people I feel like the most controversial person,” Clark said. “But I am not. It’s just because of all the storylines that surround me. I literally try to live and treat everybody in the same exact respectful, kind way. It just confuses me at times.”

In the same feature, Clark also expressed admiration for Black athletes who have inspired her, a sentiment that has also sparked some criticism.