I Was At The Olympic

As Long As You've Done Your Best, Making Mistakes Doesn't Matter. You And I Are Human; We Will Mess Up. What Counts Is Learning From Your Mistakes And Getting Back Up When Life Has Knocked You Down.

I Had A Constant Fear, A Constant Little Doubt In My Mind: 'ok, I'm Getting Ready To Do My Standing Back Full On Beam And I Might Re-tear My Acl.'

I Don't Think I've Ever Not Gotten Nervous. When You Work So Hard For One Special Day Or Routine, You Want To Perform It Better Than You Ever Have. We Always Say At Our Gym, If You Lose The Nerves, You Lose The Sport.

I Told Myself After 2008 That I Was Done For Good. But They Say You Can't Keep A Gymnast Away From Her Sport.

My Approach To Gymnastics In Beijing Was Heavily Based On The Amount Of Difficulty I Could Do.