IronTry

Thanks for the input guys.

Yeah thats Just it though, everyone is different and needs to be looked at in that light. I want a doctor who looks at me as in individual case study not a mass statistic based on something they read somewhere.

Guys can anyone recommend a GP who knows what they are talking about when it comes to training and actually keeps up to date with Nutrition and sport. I would like to see a doctor who treats athletes like athletes and will be able to offer guidance to getting better from a health perspective but keeps in mind your sporting requirements. I find to often that doctors are not keeping up to date with technologies and theories around, health, performance and nutrition sciences and give very little guidance around that area. As an example: If I am competing in a long endurance event and am taking a product like hammer and experience gastric issues (which I am not Hammer is great) I would like a doctor to look at the product and relate it back to me as an individual and give me some guidance around that rather than saying "Don't take this product" Thoughts?

UUUUUUMMM Just me or should I expect the greeting based on your rules or do you greet except under those circumstances.