Wade McGee

Cherokee

Wade is a descendent of Chief Red Bird Smith and the National Director of Native Programs for Bigger Faster Stronger, which offers clinics for coaches and athletes on the proper way to train. Wade emphasizes culture and identity as an asset to improve performance. In school, he excelled in football, basketball, track and baseball, for which he was highly recognized. Wade attended Haskell Indian College, where he still holds seven individual offensive records and from which he graduated with honors in liberal arts and natural resources. Wade and his family reside in Worley, Idaho, on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation.
Wade is a descendent of Chief Red Bird Smith and the National Director of Native Programs for Bigger Faster Stronger, which offers clinics for coaches and athletes on the proper way to train. Wade emphasizes culture and identity as an asset to improve performance. In school, he excelled in football, basketball, track and baseball, for which he was highly recognized. Wade attended Haskell Indian College, where he still holds seven individual offensive records and from which he graduated with honors in liberal arts and natural resources. Wade and his family reside in Worley, Idaho, on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation.