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Shot putter whose brother serves in military discusses what it means to represent her country at 2012 London Games
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It's just another -- country and been so blessed to have this talent that -- -- -- I have a brother who is actually in the attainment -- but he did this so much more pertinent -- what I do but I hope that in a small way.
You know.
Competing in and putting on the unity is firm and somewhere and giving you know America some kind of of hope and -- is as.
-- -- -- -- -- -- The hardest thing is it's it's a very unnatural.
Movement for your body and so take the rabbit hole and your body got a lot of you know injuries that means everything.
The training is really -- -- us on your body and so that's probably the hardest hardest -- you know makes me here.
Seeking care here -- injury and him.
You know even if it doesn't hurt me -- -- take care of it and and maintaining.
Good body of that alliance defense.
-- is everything as gonna hurt but the yes my favorite Olympic moment -- -- case.
Finish that involved again to get the full of birds you it was such.
And inspiration -- battle such scenes.
Because a lot of ill a lot of athletes have been through and to feel it in and out of the best memory I have of him fixes this.
Everyone thought I'd -- own experience -- -- -- -- you know have -- be in Atlanta.
Now on on US.
Really special.
