Storm guard Betty Lennox is a self-professed gym rat, and all of her hard work finally paid off in 2004 as she helped Seattle win the WNBA Championship and earned the 2004 WNBA Finals MVP award. It looks like all of that time spent in the gym helped those legs stay fresh deep into the postseason.
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Lennox showed just how fit she was late in the season and the 2004 Playoffs. Bill Baptist/NBAE/Getty Images
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What's your favorite exercise for upper body?
Bicep curls and tricep press. It helps to define my arms. Stonger arms to help
me shoot the ball better and achieve more shots in a game.
What do you do to work out on off days during the season?
During the season on my days off, I work out more than I would on a typical
work day in the weightroom.
What do you do to stay in shape during the offseason?
Work out with a personal trainer. One for basketball and one for weightlifting.
What is your toughest fitness challenge?
Diet!
Is there a fitness/exercise goal that you've set for yourself that you're
working towards now?
Yes, to be more toned.
Is there a fitness accomplishment you're most proud of?
Yes, the loss of body fat. I'm down to 4% now! :)
Is there one exercise that you hate doing and have to force yourself to
complete?
No!
What advice would you give to someone who wanted to get into better shape
for playing basketball?
Stay focused and set goals for yourself.
Is there a song/type of music that you listen to while you're working out?
Just R&B.
Is there a fitness product on TV that makes you laugh the most?
I laugh at all of them.
Is there a certain food/meal that you like to eat before games? What foods
do you have a weakness for? What's your favorite healthy snack?
No, nothing specific before games and no weaknesses. Wheat thins.