I Don't Think Being An Athlete Is

I Was Diagnosed With Asthma When I Was 18 During My Freshman Year At Ucla. I Refused To Accept It - And I Hid It From My Coaches And Teammates. But Ignoring My Problem Didn't Make It Go Away.

It Is Better To Look Ahead And Prepare Than To Look Back And Regret.

When I Was In Elementary School, We Weren't Allowed To Do Sports Other Than Cheerleading. By Junior High, They Let Us Play, But We Had To Come Back After 6:30 P.m. To Practice Because There Was Only One Gymnasium And The Boys Used It First.

I'm Not Shy. I'm Modest, But I'm Very Outgoing.

Quality Training Is What I Do Now; Before It Was A Combination Of Both Quality And Quantity. Now I'm Not Trying To Be A World-class Athlete, I Don't Need To Train At That Level. It's About Being Fit, Fit For Life.