I Am Not Going To Let Athens

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

I Can't Imagine Living And Not Running.

I Used To Say That The Newspapers Were Tomorrow's Fish And Chip Paper, But I Didn't Really Mean It; I Could Still Be Hurt By What They Said. After Athens, I Just Didn't Care.

The Biggest Danger Is Trying To Put Too Much Pressure On Yourself, Trying To Get In Too Good Shape.

I Start Planning Then That's Dangerous Because Then I Have A Target That I'm Blinkered Towards And I Won't Listen To The Warning Signs Quite So Much. I'd Rather Be In Shape And Then Look Around And Say There's A Race Next Week And Jump Into That Than Have It Planned.