
Manchester, Trials and Tokyo with LUKE GREENBANK
About this episode
We are joined this week's episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast by new British Record Holder, Luke Greenbank!!
Luke talks to us about his experience of racing in the two covid secure meets at Manchester and that 200m Backstroke swim that helped him break James Goddard's 11 year old British Record!!
We also talk about his strategy heading into British Trials, given that he has already been selected for Tokyo, his Olympic expectations, and some Backstroke tips and advice for all!!
Welcome to the Propulsion Swimming Podcast. Kick back and join us as we celebrate the world of swimming every week!
We will be showcasing all things swimming, ranging from swimming technique advice to discussing the latest news from pools and clubs around the world.
Our primary aim is to bring swimming the coverage it deserves and also share our personal experiences and knowledge through our resident swimming coach - a former freestyle Olympic and Commonwealth trialist - and host - a fitness keen former sprinter.
Whether you want to learn how to swim, improve the swimming leg of your triathlon or simply need new drills to enhance your next swim set, be sure to tune in every Thursday with us on the Propulsion Swimming Podcast.
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