#260 – Getting Started #10: Better Eating Habits with Gillian Ward
SHOW NOTES
Super athlete, barbell coach, and BLOC nutrition coach Gillian Ward returns to the podcast to discuss how to rethink your approach to nutrition in the final installment (maybe) of the Getting Started series.
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