Adam Peaty<\/strong> is back in the water under the watchful eye of coach Jamie Main<\/strong> at Repton School<\/strong>, where he trained with Mel Marshall<\/strong> at the start of his glittering career.<\/p>\n There\u2019ve been many questions about his future and whether he plans to continue until the Olympics in Los Angeles after the three-time Olympic champion missed a third straight 100m breaststroke title at Paris 2024 by 0.02.<\/p>\n Peaty told Swimming World<\/a> in an interview in December that he planned to mainly base himself in the English midlands while also spending time in London and Saudi Arabia,\u00a0to where AP Race – the brand he co-founded with Ed Baxter has expanded<\/a>.<\/p>\n Now he’s back at the private school where he worked with Marshall as he enjoyed his early international success at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and European Championships before the pair moved to Loughborough.<\/p>\n Peaty and Main know each other from their Loughborough days where the latter worked before moving to Bath Performance Centre. He left there in October 2024 to become Repton’s director of swimming<\/a>.<\/p>\n Peaty posted on social media, saying: “I\u2019ve chosen to return to\u00a0@reptonswimming<\/a>\u00a0under coach Jamie Main. It\u2019s a place that I\u2019ve spent many years already and I couldn\u2019t think of anywhere else to continue my career (it was my training base for the Rio 2016). It\u2019s also a place where we have ran lots of\u00a0@apraceofficial<\/a>\u00a0clinics and we\u2019re always so impressed, especially, with their investment in sporting excellence.<\/p>\n “One set from 2015 back in the day with @melmarshallmassive<\/a> just reminding me of all the fond memories I have there. Time to get to work.”<\/p>\n