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Elite Athletes
Ten  |  November 6, 2010

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2010 has been a big year for sport - Winter Olympics, Football World Cup, Commonwealth Games and of course the biggest event of all - the Elite Athletes episode of SCOPE! We go all the way from aspiring champions to Olympic gold medal winners - and even find out what sort of athletes Dr Rob and Julia could be!

2010 has been a big year for sport - Winter Olympics, Football World Cup, Commonwealth Games and of course the biggest event of all - the Elite Athletes episode of SCOPE! We go all the way from aspiring champions to Olympic gold medal winners - and even find out what sort of athletes Dr Rob and Julia could be!

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