Nutrition with professional runner Keira D’Amato - Ep. #74

Bob and Dina meet with busy mom, professional runner, and realtor Keira D’Amato to talk about her running career and how she went from a recreational 3:49 marathoner to an American record setting 2:19:12 personal record. 

We also discuss:

The breakfast of choice to start her day
How she worked through injury after college and how the injury fueled her fire to move forward strongly
What she learned from taking an extended break from running  
Her run fueling strategies and why she switched from simple sugars to UCAN
The importance of blood biomarker testing


Quotes:
“Enjoy the ride. Figure out how to have fun, chase goals that excite you, go after things that get you excited to wake up in the morning and work towards.” -Keira D’Amato

Learn more about Keira at www.keiradamato.com and follow her on Instagram @keiradamato

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