Caitlin Clark discusses competitive drive and sports psychologists on Netflix show

Earlier this month, Netflix released the highly anticipated episode of “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” featuring former Iowa women’s basketball star, Caitlin Clark, in a conversation with David Letterman. The episode, filmed at Ball State University in December, is now available for streaming on Netflix for all subscribers.

In the episode, Clark and Letterman kick things off by making a stop at Long’s Bakery in Indianapolis, where they are warmly recognized by fans. Letterman generously offers to pay for everyone’s orders, and fans eagerly snap selfies with the pair. The episode then transitions to the insightful sit-down interview between Clark and Letterman on the Ball State campus.

During their conversation, Clark shares personal stories about her childhood in Des Moines, revealing how she learned to ride a bike at just 3 years old after watching her older brother. This anecdote highlights her competitive nature, something she and Letterman delve into further. Letterman points out that Clark’s competitive drive is a defining trait that influences her daily life, a sentiment she agrees with. Clark admits that her competitiveness can manifest both positively and negatively in her relationships with family and teammates, prompting Letterman to inquire about her interactions with teammates in college.

The episode offers a fascinating glimpse into Clark’s life, her journey in basketball, and the role of sports psychologists in her career. If you’re curious to learn more about Caitlin Clark and her engaging conversation with David Letterman, you can catch the episode on Netflix now.