I Just Love Thinking About What Makes

We Always Spend More Time On The Throwing Events And A Little Bit More On The Long Jump. They're My Weaker Events - They Don't Come As Naturally To Me As Running And Jumping. I Like The Hurdles And The High-jump, I'm A Springy, Speedy Athlete So Those Suit Me.

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.

I Don't Want To Think Of Life After Competing. But If I Were To Do Anything Else I'd Go Down The Psychology Route. That's What Interests Me.

Things Have Changed So Much, With Facebook And Twitter. Everyone Is So Much More Accessible These Days: No British Athlete Has Ever Experienced What We Are Experiencing Now. It's Such A Unique Situation With The Home Olympics.

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.