Sometimes When You Get Disappointment It Makes

Races Always Are Good To Show Where You Are Reaching In Your Training As Well As To Keep You Sharpened. Every Race, In My Program, I Put It In A Special Way Like A Ladder, Climbing Up Slowly And Slowly To The Next One. I See Where My Training Is, And That Is Like A Test.

It's Something Special To Break The World Record At The Olympics.

My Family Means Everything To Me And The Birth Of Our Daughter Has Enabled Me To Have More Focus On My Career And Every Time I Compete, I Dedicate My Success To Them.

I Was Ready In 2008 For The Olympic Games But Unfortunately I Missed The Kenyan Trials With A Thigh Injury. I Watched Those Olympics But It Was Tough To Watch. But It Was Good In The End Because A Kenyan, Wilfred Bungei, Was The Champion.

When I Was A Little Boy, I Always Wanted To Run. I Loved Competing With My Friends.