Krista DuChene, Marathon Mom and Canadian Champion on Runners Feed Live

May 24th, 2011 by Chan

Krista DuChene, Canadian Marathon Champion, marathon mom, and the dietician, chats with Runners Feed Live about how she transitioned into running after playing hockey at the University of Guelph. DuChene is a proud wife, mother of 3, explains how she keeps her life in check and her daily routine. She discusses her coach/athlete relationship with Nicole Stevenson and provides a great tip to our weekend warriors – Eat Your Vegetables!

You can stay connected with Krista DuChene by following her blog – http://kristaduchenerunning.blogspot.com/

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