We couldn't sell out. We're building this for ourselves.

Sometimes, people just slaughter it, like Marcus.

It was huge for the mainstream part of our sport, getting a following. We didn't even know what we'd done. We all just thought, 'Wow, we did so good.' So it was, like, people telling us we had made history and us being pretty clueless.

After how well things went in Salt Lake, everybody really wanted to get [to the Olympics] badly. So it pressed everybody to really lift their level.

There are normal people (in the sport) and crazy people. It's like chasing the storm. That's what's cool.

It's about rhythm, practice, flow.