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Oh, Gooday, guys, and welcome to Life in the Peloton.

I'm Mitch Docker and I'm here to introduce this week's episode.

I've got a cracking episode for you.

I'm talking with my doctor, Team EF Education First,

team doctor, Dr Kevin Spouse. I've actually done an episode with him last year back in October.

If you haven't heard that episode, get across and have a listen to that one, because it's a great

episode to explain what the day-to-day job is of a professional team doctor.

This week's episode is a little bit more specific.

We're going to focus on grand tours and we're going to focus on the Gero.

On the eve of the Gero, I thought, great.

Let's just see what it's like for a team doctor on a grand tour.

And that's when I think these guys come into their own.

That's when their job becomes really important.

When the guys are getting sick, when the wheels are falling off, when they've got crashes

in the first week and they've got to get through a grand tour, how do they keep a team

rolling on?

How do they keep eight guys fresh ready to go every single day?

There's a lot in there.

So sit back and enjoy this one,

and I'm sure you're going to learn something just before the Gero kicks off and away.

Well, welcome, Kevin. That's Dr. Kevin Spruce. Welcome to Life in the Peloton round two.

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