The Satisfaction of Spectator Sport

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In this slightly different episode, Rowan and Chris discuss what they get out of following sport and why it's worth following elite sport, even if you're not very good at playing that game yourself.

Most of the benefits that people speak of in relation to spectator sport relate to doing more sport yourself, but in this episode, we look at what you can get out of being a spectator of elite sport.

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