Abstract
Thank you to Annie Elkins for an entirely convincing article on the benefits of cycling as a GP.1 A solid evidence-based argument for incorporating regular cycling in to the working life of a busy GP is well presented. I can add to the impetus behind this message by reporting that cycling has massively boosted my enjoyment of my working day. Cycling to work every morning leaves me feeling invigorated on arrival, and travelling home is a fantastic way to unwind. If you are considering taking up cycling during your working day, the challenge that you will face is that of establishing an entirely new routine that may involve changing clothes at work, showering at work, buying specialist rain gear, and finding somewhere safe to park your bike. Establishing the routine that works for you takes time. Perseverance and lateral thinking on ways to achieve a routine that suits you will pay incredible dividends. Annie Elkins suggests purchasing a pooled practice car for home visits. Can I add the suggestion of a pooled practice bicycle that all staff can use for running errands and attending to house calls?
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