Propulsion Swimming Podcast

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we welcome British International Swimmer, Elliot Clogg. We discuss with Elliot all of the ongoings from inside Mel Marshall's Loughborough Performance Centre squad including his squad and coach dynamics, the 6-week training camp in Australia, his performances at the Edinburgh International 2023, and what his taper looks like heading into British Champs!!

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are joined by Pullbuoy (Steve) to discuss the lay of the land in the swimming world and which areas we think are over or under hyped!

On this week's Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are speaking with British Swimming backstroker, Jonny Marshall.

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast we are joined by the head coach of Poole Swimming Club, Barry Alldrick.

On this week's episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we speak to the Director of Swimming, performance coach, and the man behind the incredible recent performances of Daniel Wiffe, ANDI MANLEY.  📺 https://youtube.com/@propulsionswimmingpodcast 📧 [email protected]

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are swimming to the head coach of the University of Birmingham Swimming Club, Gary Humpage. Gary has been leading the University swimming program at Birmingham for 26 years and has seen it grow from 30 members in 1996 to 160 swimmers today. With swimmers competing at an international level, such as Ollie Morgan, to those learning to tumble turn for the first time, the swimming club is finding a wide range of success at all levels of the sport! We speak with Gary about why universities in the UK are doing such a great job at keeping senior swimmers in the sport for longer than ever before, and why respect, ownership, and enjoyment are helping the University of Birmingham Swimming Squad reach new levels of success! 📺 https://youtube.com/@propulsionswimmingpodcast 📧 [email protected]

This week on the Propulsion Swimming podcast we are joined by the newly appointed British Swimming Performance Pathway Lead swimming coach, Nathan Hilton. Before his new role at British Swimming, Nathan was the Director of Swimming at NOVA Centurions for 9 years and coached Freya Colbert to her breakout summer last year at the Commonwealth Games and European Swimming Championships. We discuss with Nathan what his role as Performance Pathway Lead entails, how he helps not just swimmers but also coaches on their journey through the sport of swimming, as well as the importance of resilience! 📺 https://youtube.com/@propulsionswimmingpodcast 📧 [email protected]

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we are talking with City of Manchester Aquatics swimmer Jamie Ingram.    Jamie represented Team England at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games in the 100m Butterfly and won silver after a heats swim in the 4x100m Freestyle Relay.    We speak with Jamies about his journey from Ripley Rascals to Derventio eXcel to City of Manchester, how he ended up on a two-month training camp in Hawaii thanks to his maths degree, and his self-confidence leading into the rest of the season! 📺 https://youtube.com/@propulsionswimmingpodcast 📧 [email protected]

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast we are joined by Swim England CEO, Jane Nickerson MBE to help us answer all of your questions about how the current Energy Crisis and Cost of Living increase is going to affect swimming and the leisure industry in the UK.  Jane was one of the leading campaigners to reopen pools after lockdowns and is now leading the charge to get more support and funding for Leisure facilities in the current crises. We ask Jane why it's so important the Government helps fund the energy bills Leisure Centres are currently facing, and how everyone can best support the #SaveOurPools campaign!  Please use the linked templates to write to your local MPs, making as much noise about why your leisure center needs to stay open for you!!  https://swimming.app.box.com/s/9phdkhoeush43ozqznwuvlg5av46cypp

This week on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we speak with recently retired Commonwealth Gold Medallist, Alys Thomas.