ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Professor Greg Whyte OBE is a 2x Olympian, having competed for GB in the Modern Pentathlon. He is now one of the leading sports scientists in the UK, working with several athletes across multiple sports, as well as supporting many celebrities on challenges for Sport Relief.
We speak to Greg more from the perspective of a coach as opposed to the athlete - giving a very interesting insight into the scientific and physiological affects that music has on sport.
This is also the most scenic podcast we've ever recorded - taking place on the banks of the river Thames in Marlow, in glorious sunshine!
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