#9 Craig Blanchette

from A Leg Up On Life · host Roni Sasaki

Craig Blanchette was born without a femur on both legs. He is a powerhouse athlete, having claimed numerous medals and world records in wheelchair racing. He is currently a health and life coach, inspiring his clients to create a healthy and fabulous life at www.craveoptimalhealth.com. Craig is the camp director for the wheelchair camp at Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch. He is also a motivational speaker. First and foremost, Craig is a husband, father and grandfather. He is undeniably successful!

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