00:00So it's 100 days before the Winter Games in PyeongChang, I think it's going to fly by for these athletes,
00:05you know, I think it might be the last chance they can all get together before they really go into
00:08sort of their hardcore training camps to make sure that they're properly set up for it.
00:13To be fair, just meeting all your fellow Winter Olympians and those who are hopefuls, yeah, on the eve of
00:22100 days to go. So there is a excitement and buzz in the room. Eve Marhead was in my hotel
00:28getting ready, you know, fingers crossed she'll go out and get a medal.
00:32Yeah, I mean, it's really exciting, you know, especially because it's only 100 days to go until the Winter Olympics.
00:39Yeah, and it seems a long time ago now since I won my bronze medal.
00:45Yeah, but it's lovely and there's so many great athletes in the room and so many youngsters that have not
00:50been to Olympics before and so it's really exciting for them.
00:55I'm actually, it's not necessarily a secret, but I'm coming out of competitive retirement and going to start shooting again.
00:59So my background was Olympic double trap and I've been coaching in that discipline for the last four years. Young
01:05man called James Steadman who's been hugely successful.
01:08Well, it's been plastered all over the news, hasn't it? Like 100 days to go. So yeah, it's great to
01:13obviously be here and support sports that I don't really know as much about.
01:16Because obviously we mainly do the sort of summer stuff, but it's great to be here and support them.
01:21I'm feeling really good. It's been a couple of years now since my last one. So I've managed to get
01:27all that recovery in and the rehab. So I'm feeling stronger than ever now. So I'm really excited for the
01:32next Olympics.
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