Caitlin Clark’s shocking transformation has everyone talking

Endia Berger

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Caitlin Clark is back, and this time, it’s not just her skills on the court that have everyone talking. As she heads into her second season with the WNBA, Clark has undergone a noticeable transformation, one that has caught the attention of fans and fellow athletes alike.

After spending her college career as one of the most dynamic and explosive players in NCAA basketball, some critics raised concerns about Clark’s size in comparison to the WNBA’s towering talents. Now, with her second year fast approaching, it's clear that Clark has been putting in serious work during the offseason to bulk up and build muscle. The results? A new look that has even the most seasoned athletes impressed.

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Clark recently shared a few photos on Instagram, sporting her new Indiana Fever jersey and teasing the upcoming season. It didn’t take long for the compliments to roll in, with many commenting on her impressive physical transformation.

Track and Field Olympian Tara Davis-Woodhall was quick to notice, commenting, “Oh she’s strongggg.”

Her former Iowa Hawkeyes teammate Monika Czinano joined in with a playful remark: “A hug from you might hurt,” poking fun at Clark’s newly added muscle.

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Another familiar face from Iowa, Sydney Affolter, couldn’t help but give a shoutout: “U been in the weight room sis.”

Elizabeth Kitley, who recently signed with the Las Vegas Aces, jokingly pointed out Clark's strong arms: “Never gonna wear sleeves again are you."

It’s clear that Clark’s offseason dedication to bulking up hasn’t gone unnoticed. With her newfound strength, everyone is eager to see what she’ll do next on the court.

Endia Berger

Endia Berger is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. She has a rich background in sports media and journalism, contributing to TNT Sports, the NCAA, USA Football and more. With a deep passion for storytelling, she is committed to crafting stories that highlight the excitement and human elements of the games we love.