ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In today's episode, we got the privilege to sit down with Canadian Junior National Team member, Katrina Bellio. We get to see her perspective on the new lockdown and how her training and life have been affected by it. We also discuss some relevant topics for the swimming community. We hope you guys enjoy it!
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