Every Time I Go Out

I Apologise To People When I Need To.

I Felt Totally Myself, Nothing Like The Emptiness And Horrible Feeling I Had Then [pulling Out The Olympics] - No Dizziness.

Every Time I Go Out And Race It's A Goal To Go Out And Run Faster Than I've Done Before.

We, As Athletes, Have Our Suspicions About Who's Cheating, But I'm Not Convinced That The Testing Has Yet Caught Up With What People Are Using Or What They Are Using To Disguise It.

I Start Planning Then That's Dangerous Because Then I Have A Target That I'm Blinkered Towards And I Won't Listen To The Warning Signs Quite So Much. I'd Rather Be In Shape And Then Look Around And Say There's A Race Next Week And Jump Into That Than Have It Planned.