Health
WNBA Stars Prepare for a Groundbreaking Year
Health Points
- WNBA players like Caitlin Clark are returning strong after injuries and looking ahead to a pivotal season.
- Top players and Team USA are focused on both elite performance and fair compensation in ongoing negotiations.
- Managing recovery and advocating for athlete health remain key as seasoned stars set their sights on the future.
Some of basketball’s brightest talents are working hard, even after the season ends, gathering at Team USA’s senior camp as they plan for next year’s World Cup in Berlin.
Caitlin Clark’s full return after injury is an inspiration, as she and teammates keep a sharp eye on both their health and their professional futures.
Veteran Sue Bird faces difficult decisions as she considers the impressive talent pool for the upcoming international tournament.
Players aren’t just training—they’re also negotiating for greater recognition, with union talks focusing on fair revenue sharing and the value athletes bring to the WNBA.
“There is no business that runs without its workers, and we are the product on the floor. We are what makes the WNBA go.”
Looking ahead, seasoned pros like Travis Kelce are balancing rehab and next steps, showcasing that longevity in sports means prioritizing recovery and adaptability.
This season, wellness, smart training, and self-advocacy are key takeaways for anyone wanting to stay active, resilient, and empowered after 40.
Stay in the game—follow the latest athlete stories for wellness inspiration and fresh perspectives on thriving at any age.
