WNBA Star Caitlin Clark Pursues Recovery, NBA Trainer Interest, Planned Team USA Training

Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever guard and a major star in women's basketball, faced a challenging 2025 WNBA season due to four muscle injuries limiting her to 13 games. NBA trainer Chris Brickley, known for working with elite players like LeBron James and Kevin Durant, has expressed interest in training Clark after years of discussions, hoping she will join him in New York for offseason workouts. Last offseason, Clark remained in Indianapolis training with her team out of rookie-year commitments, but both Brickley and fans are eager for a potential collaboration this offseason to aid her recovery and performance. Fever head coach Stephanie White emphasized a gradual return to play, focusing on Clark's careful rehabilitation to regain full strength and endurance. Despite missing much of the season, Clark's presence remains critical to the Fever, who reached the playoffs semifinals without her, and her successful comeback is highly anticipated by fans and teammates alike.