Dive into the exhilarating world of swimming with the Propulsion Swimming Podcast! We're your passionate guides, celebrating British swimming in all its glory.

Tired of British swimming being a silent stroke in the sports world? Not here! We shine a spotlight on our amazing athletes, coaches, and events, giving them the recognition they deserve, especially in the build-up to the Paris Olympics 2024.

But swimming isn't just for Olympic hopefuls. We aim to bridge the gap between elite champions and everyday laps, building a vibrant community where everyone feels welcome.

From nail-biting competitions and insider training tips to captivating interviews, we delve into every aspect of the sport. Each week, a fresh episode awaits, keeping you up-to-speed on the latest aquatic adventures.

So, take a plunge into the Propulsion Swimming Podcast! Find us on your favourite podcast platform, or dive into our YouTube channel.

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This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are speaking to British Para-Swimming Star, Ellie Challis.

At last summer's World Para-Swimming Championships in Manchester Ellie won a massive 6 medals including 3 gold for British Swimming.

We speak with Ellie about how her dad taught her to swim at aged 8, why it's important for representation of the lower classifications in para sport, and her thoughts on the recently announced British Swimming Trials 2024 which have been revealed as a combined able-bodied and para meet.

Along with, of course, looking forward to the Paris Paralympics 2024.

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This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are reviewing the recent BUCS Short Course 2023 that were hosted at Ponds Forge, Sheffield.

We discuss the incredible weekend of racing that included a Fleur Lewis British Record in the 1500m, Cam Brooker sprint breakout and Loughborough Swimming dominance.

We also share our thoughts on whether British University swimming should be so much bigger than it currently is!

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On this week's episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are speaking to Scottish Record Holder and British Champion in the 50m Breaststroke, Archie Goodburn.

Archie talks with us about the recent University of Edinburgh's Altitude training camp to Andorra, why racing Short Course at the upcoming European Championships will help the British Swimming squad for the Paris Olympics, and where his recent progress has come from after a injury-riddled time at Loughborough Swimming.

Archie's Movember fundraising - https://movember.com/t/uofe-performance-swimming?mc=1

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On this week's episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are speaking Performance Sprint coach at Loughborough University, Connor Andrews.

We talk with Connor about the journey he's taken at Loughborough from Volunteer to Performance Coach, how his exposure to other sports like athletics is helping shape his philosophy towards swimming coaching and athlete management, and which of the next crop of Loughborough Swimmers we should be looking out for!

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On this episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we sit down for a career reflection with one of British Swimming's best-ever Breaststrokers, Ross Murdoch.

We talk about early career Gold Medals for Scottish Swimming at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, and how hard it was to replicate the emotions surrounding that success for the rest of his career. How not winning an Olympic Medal has made him a better person and how swimming has had a massive positive impact on his outlook on life.

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This week on the Propulsino Swimming Podcast we take a look back at the last three weeks of racing at the World Aquatics' World Cup Series.

We discuss the return of Adam Peaty and what his swims mean for the defence of his Olympic Titles, the unbelievable World Records by Kaylee McKeown and why she's the best swimmer in the world right now and are also joined by up-and-coming British butterfly swimmer Josh Gammon

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