I am Yuna Kim, I'm a figure skater, and I represent the Republic of Korea.
I started skating with my older sister during a school break, I was 6 years old.
A coach suggested to my mother that I should to become a professional skater.
So that is how I started competing.
I like figure skating because it contains both sport and an artistic side,
and it offers unique entertainment to the audience.
I have been doing this for over 10 years.
But when I started to learn how to do triple jumps it took me a long time.
It took a long time for me to succeed and while I was practicing
I had many injuries and I felt frustrated.
So when I finally did it for the first time
I remember the feeling of achievement it was great.
I had some time out for one season
I was very busy. There were many things that I had to do.
But since I had time out from the Grand Prix circuit
I was concerned that I would have less of a opportunity to build up my condition for the Olympics.
So I was concerned about others getting more competition experience
and I felt they were moving ahead of me with their Olympic preparations.
Because the Olympics is the priority I had to start training gently for my rehabilitation.
Mentally I tried to stay positive to maintain my best condition.
My goal was reached when I became an Olympic champion at the 2010 Vancouver Games,
Now I am not focusing on winning or becoming champion again.
I know I will not be able to help myself from being nervous
But I think I can enjoy it and would love to be proud of myself for the result.
Sochi will be my last competition so I am aiming to complete my career.
No matter what the result I get. My legacy will remain as it is.
And I am going to do my best.
Even if I don't win the gold medal I would like to have no regrets about the result.