Rhonda Avery is our fearless Canadian ultra runner. Avery was born with a rare genetic eye disorder called achromatopsia, which means she has no cones in her retina. She only has 8% vision and see better at night than during the day. Nothing will slow Rhonda down, and she has the community behind her always trying to keep up. You'll often find her being the first disabled woman to do something that even able athletes wouldn’t want to consider. Completing the Bruce trail from end to end over 20 days was just one of those epic moments. It didn’t surprise her closest friends and the running community one bit when we heard she was about to become the first disabled woman to run the Barkley marathon. On the show she tells how that went down.…

Rachel Seaman is a Canadian Olympic race walker. She competed in the 20 kilometres walk event at the 2012 Summer Olympics. She began race walking at age 14 but decided to focus on the event at 18 dominating the sport ever since. She is 100% a SisuGirl.

Christa Davidson has struggled with addiction and with the help of family, friends and her online community she recently celebrated 5 years of sobriety. Her story will inspire you. Check out her blog: http://runninonempties.blogspot.ca to learn more.

Rachel Hannah is a Canadian distance runner. She competed in the 2013 and 2015 IAAF World Cross Country Championships. She won the Canadian Cross Country Championships in 2014. In 2015, she won a bronze medal in the Pan American Games which was her second only marathon. Hannah was born in Brampton, raised in Barrie, and lives in Toronto.…

Episode #1: This episode of SisuGirlsCanada features an interview with Robyn Baldwin about her MS diagnoses and how she trains and races through her busy life.