I Don't Feel Guilty In

I Don't Really Have An Explanation. I'm Struggling Myself To Comprehend What Has Happened And Find A Reason For It.

I Felt Totally Myself, Nothing Like The Emptiness And Horrible Feeling I Had Then [pulling Out The Olympics] - No Dizziness.

I Am Not Driven By Any Bitterness By What Happened In Athens. I Learnt A Lot Of Lessons From It And Probably Came Through It A Stronger Person In The End. There Have Been A Lot Of Near Misses, And That's Taught Me To Keep Persevering And That There Is A Chance It Can Come Right.

I Was Glad I Did A Year Abroad, Because It Helped Me As An Athlete And As A Person. That Took Me Out Of My Comfort Zone. Watching The French Athletes Train In The Pyrenees Made Me Realise What I Had To Do To Become A Top Athlete.

Actually I Don't Choose To Expose Myself In Public. I Choose To Compete; The Other Side Just Comes With The Package.