I'm Not A Coach And I Know

When I Decided To Go For Four Gold Medals I Planned It Out Over A Few Years. It Was In Four Different Events And There Was A Lot To It.

I Never Competed Against Athletes. I Competed Against Perfection.

'm So Fortunate To Have Done What I Love To Do For So Long, But The Day I Retired Was One Of The Best Days Of My Life. Not Because I Was Happy To Get Away From The Sport, But Because It Was Clear In My Mind That I Had Done All I Possibly Could, And That It Was Time To Go.

After I Left The Podium In Atlanta, I Felt So Fulfilled In My Career That I Lost My Desire To Compete At That Level Again.

I Don't Feel I'm Qualified To Be A Coach Outside The High School Level. I Think I Would Need To Do More Education To Really Be A Good Coach.