I Was Actually Going To Law School

I Was Actually Going To Law School In 1972.

So, In A Way I Was Hedging And Saying That If The Olympic Stuff Doesn't Work Out At Least I Can Be A Lawyer.

The Potential Elite Runner Must Realize That Hard Means Hard, Easy Means Easy And They Must Patiently Seek Out What Combinations Work For Them. They Have To Learn To Be Persistent And Patient With Their Training And Racing.

A Good Athlete Always Mentally Replays A Competition Over And Over, Even In Victory, To See What Might Be Done To Improve The Performance The Next Time.

There's Always The Feeling Of Getting Stronger. I Think That's What Keeps Me Going.