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Oh, Well, good-a-a- guys and welcome to another episode of Life in the Peloton.

The season is well and truly kicked off.

The first races have started to happen.

I'm back from training camp and Lionel you're in the middle of

your training camp there in the indoor machine. How's it going there mate? Yeah, I've been doing a lot

of riding Mitch on the indoor trainer. The weather here in the UK hasn't been fantastic. We had a bit

of snow a couple of weeks ago or weekend a bit ago so indoor training has been keeping me fit so I'm

looking forward to getting back outside on the road and hopefully feel the benefit of a of a month

riding indoors I can guarantee that mate I've been through that myself last year and I was absolutely

flying come that first race so organize yourself a race and you will be

wreaking in the benefits once the sun comes out, but that's not going to be till a long time

for you, I'm afraid to say. Well, this week on Life and the Pelsome, we've taken a bit of a different

tact. We're talking to Jack Thompson, who is an ultra cyclist. And what I mean by that

is he takes on these ultra events. And why he does that is he's suffering from clinic depression,

and he's trying to find a way about how to counter that. And the bike is his medicine. I'm not

going to say too much more about that,

but it's a fantastic episode. Sit back and enjoy this one. I was, when I was speaking to him about

it is I was able to see so much correlation to what we do on the bike as a pro cyclist. And there's

so many great little insights and things that he goes through out there on the bike

that I'm able to relate to as a pro cyclist as well.

But before we get to the episode, I've got some fantastic and exciting news coming up.

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