I’ve covered 5 Olympic and 5 Paralympic Games at home and abroad. Tokyo 2020 was to have been numbers 6. So how are the athletes preparing during Covid times. And what are they learning in the run up to the Games. The Podcast lasts around 10 mins and comes out daily, Monday to Friday. I’m also using it to raise money for Maggie’s Cancer Centres to thank them for the help they’ve given my wife and ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | RunningSwimmingSports |
Libby Clegg is a blind sprinter in the Paralympics GB team in Tokyo. Libby won double gold in Rio but since then has become a mum to Edward. more
Charlotte Moore ie a wheelchair basketball player for Paralympics GB. Tokyo will be her second Games after making her debut as a 17 year old in Rio. more
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Richard Whitehead is competing in the T61 200m at the Paralympics in Tokyo. more
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Expertly presented, considered views on everything topical in sport.
Wonderfully insightful and revealing .. thoroughly enjoyed these conversations .. leaving me hungry for more and supporting a truly great cause .. Maggie’s Cancer Centres 👏👏👏
I enjoy the bite sized length and topical subjects from guests, some who I know and others are new to me. Great moment in my day!
An informative and entertaining look at preparations for the Olympics & Paralympics speaking to people involved. Really well put together. Have listened to all episodes so far. Keep up the good work.
Fab, short but really engaging and informative interviews with athletes on their journey to compete in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
Apple Podcasts | #190 | Japan/Sports/Running |
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