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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.

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.

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 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.

I Wasn't The Kind Of Kid Who Would Get A's Without Even Trying. I Had To Work To Get Good Grades, But I Was Very Organised About It Because I Always Wanted To Do Well At Everything I Did. I'm Very Competitive.