white lightning
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Great interview. I think that what happened in London could end up being the turning point of his career. We have all been hard on him and his coach. I'm sure they both are very dissapointed as well. This extreme loss at a chance that only comes once every four years can motivate him to new heights. He needs to know that he has to train like never before. He will hate it until race day. Then it will all be worth it. Ask many college kids if they like doing term papers, essays, and exams. Hell no but they know it's worth it because they are working towards the goal of graduating. Sprinting and life is very similar. The harder you work, the better the results.