“My After” With Mirinda Carfrae: Part Three
- By Steve Godwin
- Published May 30, 2012
In part three of “My After”, Mirinda Carfrae talks about the nutritional aspect of recovery and reflects on her career.
FILED UNDER: Features / Video TAGS: Mirinda Carfare / My After
Steve Godwin
Steve Godwin is the Senior Video Producer at Competitor Group. When he's not on location shooting or editing in the studio, you can find him out training for his next race. Follow Steve on twitter @sgodwinfilms
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