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You got any predictions on where the American golds will come from?

​@@PropulsionSwimming Women: 800 free, 1500 free and 100 fly are safe, 4x100 medley they should win, Smith is now the favourite for the 100 back but it could still go either way. I'm not predicting any other golds, but there are still heaps of chances, 200 IM, 200 back, 200 breast and 200 fly are legit shots but I'm predicting McKeown x2, Schoenmaker and McIntosh. That leaves me with five. Men: 4x100 free might be the only lock but the ceiling is still very high, the backstroke events are insane but I lean Xu in the 100 and Murphy in the 200, might stick with my China prediction in the 4x100 medley, all comes down to their butterfly leg really. I think Finke wins the 1500 but he could go 0/2 or 2/2. 100 fly is a total crapshoot so Dressel is possible. They're a chance in the breaststroke and IM events based on times this season but you'd have to think the likes of Qin and Marchand will show up when it counts. That gives me three but this very much feels like the floor, seven is very possible. There's a chance this is their weakest tally since 88 but Australia even equaling Tokyo requires a lot to go right.

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That would be extremely impressive

Agree with all of this. Do you think they will get the same result at worlds where they won more golds than USA?

@@PropulsionSwimming Distinctly unlikely. We also need to acknowledge that elite performers from other countries may well nibble away some golds that some USA/AUS fans are budgetting for. For a Fukuoka repeat, AUS would need their female Big 3 to max out (McKeown 3/3 and either Titmus or MOC to go 2/2, other 1/2) plus hope the men can deliver a couple. More realistic outcome is McKeown 2/3 and Titmus/MOC both 1/2. USA (favour for 3 relay golds) has them covered as AUS is playing for minor coin outside 2 female free relays. AUS women may be able to break even or maybe slightly shade US women IF they're firing but its game over with the men. Whilst I'm not seeing US steamrolling the meet; its frankly a no contest.

It's exciting to see how fast he can end up going in his career. Any predictions?

We'd be feeling very confident and excited if we were Australian. Those girls can come away with plenty of medals

Those two are the ones to watch for me in the men’s events.

We agree, we had to miss some races out otherwise the video would've been too long. Both those guys have a great chance at medalling and getting the gold too

Shayna Jack had the best meet she could have imagined we feel. Cannot wait to see what she's capable of now the pressure of qualifying for the team!

Blood Lactate Levels being tested during a lactate tolerance set.

​@@PropulsionSwimming Thanks a lot

Some schedule clashes at this Olympics are going to cause disappointments. Unfortunate we won't see Mollie in the 100m Back but she's may well have a greater chance at Olympic Gold in the 200m Free

W 100m Fr - Maybe Soibhan Haughey is flying right now W 200m Fr - Yes W 400m Fr - Yes Womens Fr Relays - Yes M 200m Br - outside chance now Medley Relays - not a gold threat I'm afraid, some weaker legs which other countries just don't seem have (Mixed Fr Relay isn't an Olympic event btw)

​@@PropulsionSwimming I'm predicting Mollie O in the 100 m free; she's young and still improving....a world record in Paris....there, I said it!

@@PropulsionSwimming Strongly favoured: W200FR/W4X200 Legit favourite: W4X100/W200BK Big chance/joint favourite: W100BK/W400FR/W100FR/W200IM Only chances on men's side look to be Short/Winnington M400FR & McEvoy M50FR Whilst that adds up to 10 gold, the reality is that you will not have a 100% strike rate with the more likely range being 4-8 depending on whether they get any "meet momentum" going.

Love a bold prediction. You could very well be correct, who knows

Yeah I’m confused

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Blood Lactate Levels being tested during a lactate tolerance set.

@@PropulsionSwimming ohhh

Looks imperious in the 200m Free, 100m Free is going to be a dog fight