How To Make A Champion (Part I)

How To Make A Champion (Part I)

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Should Grand Tours Be Shorter? The UCI's Future of Cycling Report / Can We Believe Tigst Assefa / Are Athletes Asked to Play Too Much?

Become a Supporter for ad-free shows, a members-only Applied episode every week, and Discourse, where Steve Hennings asked one of this week's best questions!Show notesThis week, the UCI's Future of Cycling report, why people believed Tigst Assefa when they doubted Ruth Chepngetic ...  Afficher plus

Diabetes in Exercise and Sport

Episode guest Dr Ian Gallen is an award-winning Consultant Endocrinologist at Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading. He is a consultant physician, endocrinologist, and diabetologist whose career has included clinical medicine, research, medical education, and work relating to diabete ...  Afficher plus

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