Karin Hendrickson on her recovery and preparing for the Iditarod
Almost one year ago, Iditarod musher Karin Hendrickson was hit by a car on a training run, resulting in broken bones and torn muscles. Now, she is preparing her mind, body,
Almost one year ago, Iditarod musher Karin Hendrickson was hit by a car on a training run, resulting in broken bones and torn muscles. Now, she is preparing her mind, body, and team for a return to the Last Great Race. Karin spoke with KTNA’s Katie Writer about her recovery, determination, and how passion for the sport motivates her.
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The complete interview, posted below, includes more about Karin’s training process and some of her memories from past Iditarod races.
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