For Me, It's Really Important To Be

I Try To Think About My Goals. I Think About My Competitors-i Know They're Working Hard, And If They Are, I Have To Work Hard Too. I Have To Be One Step Ahead Of Them.

I Don't Have A Sprinter's Body.

The Most Important Lesson That I Have Learned Is To Trust God In Every Circumstance. Lots Of Times We Go Through Different Trials And Following God's Plan Seems Like It Doesn't Make Any Sense At All. God Is Always In Control And He Will Never Leave Us.

It Was All Kind Of A Whirlwind At The Beginning. I Didn't Really Realize That I Had A Special Gift From God. It Was Probably Towards The End Of High School In My Senior Year When Things Really Started To Come Together And I Realized That I Had More Potential And That I Could Do This As A Career And That The Olympics Were A Possibility.

I Focused Solely On The Sprints, Dedicated My Time There, Got In The Weight Room, Just Really Did Everything I Could To Make Sure I Would Be In The Best Position To Run For Gold.