Miles Chamley-Watson

I just, whatever city I'm in, I kind of walk around.

Oh, it's crazy.

Yeah.

Why are you doing that?

But like, that helps me.

Yeah.

And then that's like how I deal with, with pressure.

Cause at the end of the day, pressure is a privilege, but it also comes with a lot of,

pressure but also understanding now that like if you can have this understanding that like you're supposed to win competition that's a gift so if you can lean into that like most people don't aren't supposed to win so they've got no real pressure yeah so i think now understanding that's actually a gift has helped me be like all right like just you know lean into this so i think just learning more about myself has given me more understanding of the sport of fencing

I would say getting there.

you know, 0.001% of the population gets to go to the Olympics.

I think it's like 0.001 get a medal, right?

So unless you're Phelps, who's got 2,000 of them.

But I think when you get there, at least my first one,

I changed everything.

I was serious.

I didn't see my friends, which ended up being the wrong decision.

And then the next year, I was like, you know what?

I'm going to enjoy this.

I'm going to get dinner with my friend the night before, and I won.