Wicks, Copeland Host Fitness Clinic at Sprite Park

As part of Coca-Cola Live Positively, WNBA Legend Sue Wicks & NBA player Chris Copeland hosted a WNBA FIT clinic at the newly refurbished Sprite Spark Park in East Orange, New Jersey. Coca-Cola Live Positively | WNBA Cares

Gatorade Training Center: Phoenix

The third Gatorade Training Center of the year was recently held in Phoenix, Arizona, with NBA player Jared Dudley. Young athletes tested their skills at a number of different basketball drills and fitness stations. Photo Gallery | Orlando | Greensboro

Cash Leads WNBA FIT Jamba Juice Clinic

Chicago Sky forward Swin Cash recently hosted a WNBA FIT Jamba Juice Clinic at the South Side YMCA in Chicago, where she worked through different fitness stations with the kids and stressed the importance of fitness and healthy living. Photo Gallery

Fever Host FIT Clinic at White House

The defending WNBA Champion Indiana Fever were recognized by President Barack Obama prior to hosting a WNBA FIT clinic at the White House. The entire Fever team taught kids the importance of exercise and healthy living. Let's Move! | Photo Gallery
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NBA/WNBA FIT TEAM

Harrison Barnes
Tyson Chandler
Goran Dragic
Kevin Love
Wes Matthews
Chandler Parsons
John Wall
Wherever he is, whatever time of year, the head coach of the 2012 NBA Champion Miami HEAT finds time for fitness.
This Indiana Fever guard is one of the most fit WNBA players. Why? She focuses on eating healthy and training hard.
Nneka Ogwumike
Sleep is very important to overall performance on and off the court. The New York Liberty guard explains how she prepares for a game.
In his 14th season with the Nuggets, Hess creates and administers individual workout programs for each player.
Nick Anderson
Muggsy Bogues
Recently retired NBA STAR, Bruce Bowen, still maintains his hard work ethic on and off the court!

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DID YOU KNOW?

"What's the right weight for my height?" is one of the most common questions.
It seems like a simple question. But, it's not always an easy one to answer. Why not? People have different body types, so there's no single number that's the right weight for everyone.