Vincent Zhou

It's just like this unspoken way of approaching things that shows that you don't believe in the impossible.

It's just like this unspoken way of approaching things that shows that you don't believe in the impossible.

I think it was not having the opportunity to even try. Not having the opportunity to even try. Yeah. After it happened, I felt almost like someone I loved had died. Something that always been with me my whole life. The singular thing that drove me for 21 years. was the idea that I might stand on an Olympic podium one day.

I think it was not having the opportunity to even try. Not having the opportunity to even try. Yeah. After it happened, I felt almost like someone I loved had died. Something that always been with me my whole life. The singular thing that drove me for 21 years. was the idea that I might stand on an Olympic podium one day.

I think it was not having the opportunity to even try. Not having the opportunity to even try. Yeah. After it happened, I felt almost like someone I loved had died. Something that always been with me my whole life. The singular thing that drove me for 21 years. was the idea that I might stand on an Olympic podium one day.

And the day before I had the chance to make it happen, after years of dedicating my entire life to preparing for that one moment, it was just taken out of my hands. And that was like losing a long time companion or a loved one almost. I was almost entered like a grieving process after. Of course, the first bit was just like disbelief and trying to adjust.

And the day before I had the chance to make it happen, after years of dedicating my entire life to preparing for that one moment, it was just taken out of my hands. And that was like losing a long time companion or a loved one almost. I was almost entered like a grieving process after. Of course, the first bit was just like disbelief and trying to adjust.

And the day before I had the chance to make it happen, after years of dedicating my entire life to preparing for that one moment, it was just taken out of my hands. And that was like losing a long time companion or a loved one almost. I was almost entered like a grieving process after. Of course, the first bit was just like disbelief and trying to adjust.

I remember, so it was the night before the short program that I got the news. And the same night sent me off to isolation in some hotel 45 minutes away from the village. And I got into this room and my whole body and my mind was just like,

I remember, so it was the night before the short program that I got the news. And the same night sent me off to isolation in some hotel 45 minutes away from the village. And I got into this room and my whole body and my mind was just like,

I remember, so it was the night before the short program that I got the news. And the same night sent me off to isolation in some hotel 45 minutes away from the village. And I got into this room and my whole body and my mind was just like,

screaming at me like you're not supposed to be here you're not supposed to be here it's like mind body disconnect almost and i still had i still had my alarm set for 3 40 a.m the next morning because that's when i was going to wake up for the morning warm-up and i turned my alarm off i turned my alarm off it's one of the saddest things i've ever done i turned my alarm off and then the next morning with no alarm i woke up at 3 40 a.m sharp i jolted awake

screaming at me like you're not supposed to be here you're not supposed to be here it's like mind body disconnect almost and i still had i still had my alarm set for 3 40 a.m the next morning because that's when i was going to wake up for the morning warm-up and i turned my alarm off i turned my alarm off it's one of the saddest things i've ever done i turned my alarm off and then the next morning with no alarm i woke up at 3 40 a.m sharp i jolted awake

screaming at me like you're not supposed to be here you're not supposed to be here it's like mind body disconnect almost and i still had i still had my alarm set for 3 40 a.m the next morning because that's when i was going to wake up for the morning warm-up and i turned my alarm off i turned my alarm off it's one of the saddest things i've ever done i turned my alarm off and then the next morning with no alarm i woke up at 3 40 a.m sharp i jolted awake

My body was like fired up. I was ready to do it. I was ready to like make my dream come true. And then I was like, and then I looked at the ceiling and I looked at the window shades and I was like, this is wrong. I'm not where I think I am. I'm not where I should be. And yeah, I'll never forget that feeling. It was just one of the, one of the worst things I've ever felt.

My body was like fired up. I was ready to do it. I was ready to like make my dream come true. And then I was like, and then I looked at the ceiling and I looked at the window shades and I was like, this is wrong. I'm not where I think I am. I'm not where I should be. And yeah, I'll never forget that feeling. It was just one of the, one of the worst things I've ever felt.

My body was like fired up. I was ready to do it. I was ready to like make my dream come true. And then I was like, and then I looked at the ceiling and I looked at the window shades and I was like, this is wrong. I'm not where I think I am. I'm not where I should be. And yeah, I'll never forget that feeling. It was just one of the, one of the worst things I've ever felt.

I think everyone's situation is unique and. I guess also that being said, I don't think it's fair to necessarily compare.

I think everyone's situation is unique and. I guess also that being said, I don't think it's fair to necessarily compare.

I think everyone's situation is unique and. I guess also that being said, I don't think it's fair to necessarily compare.