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Play Around the World is your gateway to the most exciting stories, rivalries, and moments from the world of sports. Each episode dives into global games, legendary athletes, thrilling match breakdowns, and the cultural impact of sports across different nations.

Podcast · By Ferne Zemlak · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Best swims in Olympic history [Episode 156] (opens the original)

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    Best Swims in Olympic History dives into some of the most memorable and extraordinary performances ever witnessed in Olympic swimming. From record-breaking races and dramatic finishes to historic victories and unforgettable moments in the pool, this podcast celebrates the athletes and events that have shaped Olympic swimming. Each episode explores the stories behind legendary races, the challenges athletes faced, the records they pursued, and the moments that captivated audiences around the worl

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Gymnastics legends who shocked the world [Episode 155] (opens the original)

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    Gymnastics Legends Who Shocked the World Gymnastics is a sport where strength, precision, courage, and artistry come together—and some athletes have pushed those limits beyond imagination. In this episode, we take a closer look at the gymnastics legends who captivated audiences, broke records, defied expectations, and delivered unforgettable performances. From groundbreaking routines and historic victories to moments of incredible resilience under pressure, we explore the stories behind the athl

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Why sprinting is the ultimate test [Episode 154] (opens the original)

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    Why Sprinting Is the Ultimate Test In this episode, we dive into why sprinting is considered one of the purest tests of speed, power, strength, and mental determination. From explosive starts to the final seconds of a race, sprinting pushes the human body and mind to their limits. Discover the science, discipline, and competitive spirit behind sprinting, and learn why such a short race can demand so much from an athlete.

  4. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Technology in Olympic sports [Episode 153] (opens the original)

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    Technology in Olympic Sports In this episode, we explore how technology is transforming Olympic sports and changing the way athletes train, compete, and perform. From advanced equipment and wearable devices to instant video analysis, data analytics, and precision timing systems, technology is helping athletes push the limits of human performance. Join us as we discover the benefits, challenges, and future possibilities of technology in the Olympic Games—and how innovation continues to shape the

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    How athletes prepare mentally [Episode 152] (opens the original)

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    How Athletes Prepare Mentally In this episode, we dive into the mental preparation behind athletic performance and explore how top athletes train their minds alongside their bodies. Discover how they build confidence, manage pressure, stay focused, overcome setbacks, and maintain a winning mindset. From pre-game routines to visualization and emotional control, this conversation reveals practical lessons that anyone can apply to perform better and stay resilient under pressure.

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