As A Kid, I Was

In The Dressing Room, I Always Put On My Right Shoe First. Same Thing For My Right Wristband.

A Trophy Carries Dust. Memories Last Forever.

Fragile Egos Are Put On The Line Every Day.

Training For The Olympics Was Much Easier Than Balancing My Life Now! When Practice Was Over, There Was Time For Me. But With Four Kids And A Career, I Have No Downtime. When I'm Not On The Road, I Finish My Workday At 2:30 P.m. Then I Pick The Kids Up From School And They Get 100 Percent Mommy, Not Part Mommy And Part Mary Lou Retton.

Having A Home Away From The Media Glare Is Important To World-class Athletes.