I Do Watch What I Eat But

One Minute You're A Developing Athlete Trying To Get To The Top, Then The Next Minute You Do Well And Win A Medal Somewhere, And Then It's All Foisted On You. You Never Know When It's Going To Happen. You Don't Think About The Media Side Of Things When You're A Young Athlete Trying To Do Well.

I Learned What I Need To Do In The Long Jump, What I Needed To Do In The Javelin And I've Been Able To Rectify Those Events. It's Been A Bit Of A Learning Curve, Which Is Good.

I'm Proud Of The Way I've Dealt With Setbacks. It's Hard When You Feel Down And You Think, 'why Is The World Doing This To Me?' But You Have To Pick Yourself Up Again. That's What Makes You A Better Athlete.

It's Quite Funny In That I Once Won Rear Of The Year At My School! I Was About 17 In The Sixth Form And We Used To Have An End Of Year Celebration And Give Out Different Awards. I Even Got A Little Trophy!

There Was A Massive Poster Of Me Down My Road, Right Outside The Chip Shop. I Was About To Go In, But Then I Saw It And Changed My Mind. Me Coming Out With A Bag Of Chips, While I'm Up There Doing Crunches On The Poster... Well, It Would Not Look Good.