Arousal-control Has Been An Issue

I Still Love Racing And The Challenge Of It, But At Some Point, You Get To A Place Where You're Perfectly Happy Moving On And Doing Other Stuff.

My Team Has Been Very Unreceptive About The Fact That I Consistently Show Them That I Train Slightly Differently Than They Do, That I Consistently Show Them That I Am In Better Shape For Ski Racing Than Anyone Else On The Team.

If I Could Wish One Thing For Anyone, It Would Be To Not Have To Do Anything His Entire Life-just Go Along And When You Feel Like Doing Something, Do It.

I Simply Think Things Through, And I Look At Problems. One Thing I Pride Myself On Is The Ability To Connect Unconnected Thoughts And Come Up With New, Unique Thoughts.

There's Been Times When I've Been In Really Tough Shape At The Top Of The Course. Talk About A Hard Challenge Right There. I Mean, If You Ever Tried To Ski When You're Wasted, It's Not Easy. Try And Ski A Slalom When … You Hit A Gate Less Than Every One A Second, So It's Risky, You Know. You're Putting Your Life At Risk There. It's Like Driving Drunk Only There's No Rules About It In Ski Racing.