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The podcast is brought to you by Pullbuoy, Britain's premier independent swimming website. We follow the fortunes of Britain's swimmers wherever they may be, with expert analysis and contributions from coaches and elite swimmers alike.During the International Swimming League…
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#144 - 2026 Commonwealth Games Review (opens the original)
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It was an exciting six days of racing in Glasgow at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, and even if Australia dominated to an even larger degree than normal, there was still plenty of home nations interest. Bob and Steve are once again joined by Commonwealth Champion Hannah Miley to pick out the key events of the week, from Angharad Evans dragging herself over the finish line to a breakout performance from Amalie Smith and a fine Scottish showing. We also consider what might have gone wrong for England
#143 - 2026 Commonwealth Games Preview (opens the original)
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Glasgow will play host to the 2026 Commonwealth Games with plenty of exciting racing in prospect at the Tollcross pool over six nights of action. Steve and Bob are joined by Commonwealth Champion Hannah Miley to look forward to the competition, considering the home team's chances and what a lift the Scottish crowd can give them, how the rest of the home nations will fare against the might of Australia and if anyone can stop all the relay medals heading back down under. ------------------- Review
#142 - Do the Commonwealth Games Still Matter? (opens the original)
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As Glasgow prepares to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, this special episode of the Pullbuoy Podcast asks a simple question: do the Commonwealth Games still matter? To find the answer, Steve takes a journey that begins forty years ago, at the 1986 Games in Edinburgh and the moment that first sparked his fascination with the meet and the athletes who shaped it. From there, we explore the Games’ place in swimming as a competition that has launched careers and offers athletes something they rarely
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