My Dad Always Used To Tell Me

When You Reach That Competing Point, When You Reach That Time When The Gun Is About To Go Off, Everyone's Level Is Pretty Much The Same. The One Thing That's Going To Separate You From Everybody Else Is How You Deal With Those Pressures, How You Stay Relaxed.

I Know Exactly What I'm Doing On The Ice, And I'm In My Element.

My Dad's Great. He's My Biggest Supporter. He's Always Told Me That Whatever I Choose To Do, I Can Do It. I Just Gotta Put My Mind To It.

Olympic Athletes Have To Find A Job Right After They're Done Competing.

When There's Somebody Racing Side-by-side, When Somebody's Right Next To Me And They're Pushing And We're Both Tired, We're Both Fatigued, I Want To Be Able To Beat Them Mentally.