My Girlfriend Has Been The Ice.

My 'go To' Workout Is Called The Asylum From Beach Body. It's Intense Training With Lots Of Intervals, Core Work. It's Hard! I Travel A Lot, So I Can Take It On The Road With Me And Do It In A Hotel Room.

It Is Not Up To Me Whether I Win Or Lose. Ultimately, This Might Not Be My Day. And It Is That Philosophy Towards Sports, Something That I Really Truly Live By. I Am Emotional. I Want To Win. I Am Hungry. I Am A Competitor. I Have That Fire. But Deep Down, I Truly Enjoy The Art Of Competing So Much More Than The Result.

I Have A Scar On My Left Thigh, Kind Of Almost Near My Knee. I Essentially Fell In The 2002 Olympics And When I Hit The Wall - Because Of The Impact - My Right Leg Kind Of Came In At Like A Knife-type Angle And Stabbed My Leg With My Own Skate Blade.

Do I Feel Any Pressure As The Most Decorated Winter Olympian In American History? None At All. The Only Pressures That I Know I Face Are Those Of How To Pay It Forward: How Can I Continually Make A Positive Impact In People's Lives, Help Others Achieve Their Dreams, Create Their Own Olympic Mindset, Creating Champions Within Themselves?

With Speed Skating, It's Like Doing One-legged Squats Over And Over Again, With That One Leg Absorbing More Than 80 Percent Of Your Weight. It Takes An Enormous Amount Of Strength, And You're In Such A Weird Position.