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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's popularity has made her one of the most marketable athletes. She partnered with DICK'S Sporting Goods and released the behind-the-scenes of a commercial video. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostClark in the video is working out and performed varipus workout activities on a court. Iowa player Jada Gyamfi and Fever teammate Chloe Bibby reacted to the video in the comments section."S**y mommy," Gyamfi wrote.Jada Gyamfi’s comment (Photo: Instagram/@caitlinclark23)"Nice hanstring stretch. Love that one," Bibby added.Chloe Bibby’s comment (Photo: Instagram/@caitlinclark23)She responded to a fan who asked the former Iowa star to be her trainer."Can you train me please?" the fan asked."of course destiny, Abbie Mac too," Caitlin Clark responded.Clark’s response to a fan - Image via Instagram/@caitlinclark23The post is captioned:"Caitlin's Court - fits to go from hoops to hang. Now available at DICK'S House of Sport."Fans are able to visit the company's website and get Clark's available merch from a dedicated tab.Clark's sophomore season saw her deal with injuries. She eventually ruled herself out for the rest of the season, where she cheered from the sidelines as Indiana went wll the way to Game 5 of the WNBA Semifinals.Caitlin Clark makes further history offcourtCaitlin Clark is no stranger to making and breaking history. She became the youngest featured speaker at the annual Long Island Association fall luncheon.The 23-year-old joins notable past U.S. presidents like Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush to speak at the event. LIA president and CEO Matt Cohen said his choice of Clark was due to how she has transformed the game at a young age.“Bringing Caitlin Clark to Long Island is fresh, it’s a little different than what we’ve done in the past," Cohen said. “We’ve had athletes in the past, but we’ve never had someone so young who legitimately has transformed the game, and the economics and the business of the game.”The 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year shared details about her upbringing, basketball and how her educational background in marketing played a role in her career.
