Now that he has conformed to South Africa's Olympic qualifying standards, Roland Schoeman joins today's edition of The Morning Swim Show to look ahead to competing in his fourth Olympics. Schoeman looks back with Peter Busch on his first time competing at the pool in Phoenix where he now trains, what he and coach Coley Stickels are working on in the final three months leading to the Olympics, and what he thinks of the potential field for the 50 free final in London.

Roland Schoeman is headed to his third Commonwealth Games, but before he left, he talked about moving to France to train under Romain Barnier with such acclaimed sprinters as Fabien Gilot. He also explains why he hadn't swum as well as expected between 2006 and 2008, and why he's hoping the Commonwealth Games and the upcoming short course worlds will give him the opportunity to be in the spotlight again.