Speaking ahead of his flight to Japan last week, he said: “I was planning on moving to Bath last September, so it moved my transition three months forward. “The facilities are amazing, and the training squad is really hard working, which creates an environment where it’s easy to push ourselves forward.” Peters will line up alongside fellow Brit and double silver medallist at Rio 2016 James Guy, who also trains at the Bath National Centre, in the heats for the men’s 100 metres butterfly at 12pm on Thursday July 29. He said: “The Olympics is something that every little kid watches, and my mum used to have it on every TV in the house.