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Sue Bird

sue
bird

Basketball player · four-time WNBA champion · five Olympic golds
8 steps · last checked 18 oct 2026

never skips breakfast, gluten- and dairy-free, a whey shake after games, tart cherry juice and 15 minutes of stretching every night.

from her 2018 GQ and 2020 Women’s Health diet interviews and her 2021 SELF bedtime routine, while she was still playing.

the stack · at a glance

what sue uses.

stack as of jul 2021

7 items

supplements4

  • Whey protein used by 7postgame shake
    soon
  • Vitargo carb drinkhalf before games, half at halftime
    soon
  • Tart cherry juice (Cherrish)every night
    soon
  • Mendi CBD gummiessome nights
    soon

gear3

  • WHOOPshe wears one and checks her recovery score (2021)
    soon
  • Normatec boots (Hyperice)compression boots, now and then (2018, 2021)
    soon
  • Hypervolt (Hyperice)massage gun, as needed (2021)
    soon
food · what she has described

what sue eats.

  1. breakfastnever skipped
    egg sandwich

    two eggs, sautéed onions and greens on a gluten-free English muffin or bagel; coffee with almond or oat milk (2020).

    3·’20
  2. lunchmidday
    protein, carb, veg

    “I make sure I get a protein, a carb, and a veggie in there.” (2020)

    3·’20
  3. snackafternoon
    fruit or jerky

    strawberries, pineapple or beef jerky; a banana with peanut butter on game days (2018–2020).

    1·’183·’20
  4. dinnerevening
    rice bowl

    brown rice, sweet potato, chicken and vegetables (2018).

    1·’18
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Sources (3)
  1. GQ — The Real-Life Diet of Sue Bird (Jun 11, 2018)
  2. SELF — My bedtime routine: Sue Bird (Jul 23, 2021)
  3. Women’s Health — Sue Bird’s diet (May 29, 2020)

Last checked 18 Oct 2026.

Photo: Fuzheado, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped, colour-adjusted, resized). All image credits.