He claims that his intense, high-volume Olympic training background is not sustainable for his current age and professional wrestling career.

“I've taken that mindset with me into my now late 30s. Ooh, I hate saying that. Um but I can't anymore. Like, that was too training two times a day every day at the highest level and never questioning it, just doing it to a degree and an intensity that most people could not, you know, even fathom. It”

Lolo Jones maintains that proper Olympic training requires significant time for rest and recovery in addition to daily physical workouts.

“it's really just one hard workout a day and then maybe some like stuff easier stuff later”