I Was A Disruptive Child.

I Always Look Back To My First Olympic Medal In 2004 In Athens. I Was Very New To The Sport, And It Was My First Big Win At The Olympics.

My Faith Is The Reason I Run - It Calms My Heart And Makes Everything Feel Like A Lift. My Speed Is Definitely A Gift From Him, And I Run For His Glory. Whatever I Do, He Allows Me To Do It.

I'm Just Competitive. It Doesn't Matter What It Is. I Want To Win.

The Biggest Way I Stay Motivated Is To Run With A Group Of Friends. Sometimes It's Hard To Get Going By Yourself, But If You Have A Plan And A Meeting Time, You Know This Run Will Happen For Sure. It's A Way To Have Fun - While Also Getting In A Workout. Plus It Distracts From Pain, Helps You Fight Fatigue, And Gives You That Extra Push.

I Feel Like My Name Completely Does Not Belong On That List [of Great Athlets], But I'm Completely Grateful For Everything That They [jackie Joyner-kersee, Florence Griffith-joyner And Even Wilma Rudolph] Have Done.