Watch Paula Findlay Give Her Everything

Paula Findlay didn't waste any time making her presence known on the international triathlon scene and will make her Olympic debut at the triathlon start line in historic Hyde Park in London. Watch how she defines what it means to Give Your Everything in this snap shot of her daily training and lifestyle leading up to the 2012 Games.

Il n'a pas fallu longtemps pour qu'on remarque la présence de Paula Findlay sur la scène internationale du triathlon. Elle fera ses débuts olympiques à la compétition de triathlon qui se déroulera au historique Hyde Park à Londres. Regardez-la définir ce que cela signifie pour elle de tout donner dans cette récapitulation de son entraînement quotidien et de son mode de vie avant les Jeux de 2012.

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[keithr73]

You gave one of the guttsiest performances of the London 2012 games today. Courageous, determined, and you showed an incredible pride in your country with your comments after the race. You made me proud to be a Canadian, and I have been serving Canada for 20 years now. The road to success is paved with failures. You are going to have an incredible future.

[Roshan J. Gandhi]

All the best, Paula. You've done your nation proud already by making it to London 2012! Now, take no prisoners! :o)

[Nick D'Alton]

100% with Keithr73, i was at the race & it was a honor to cheer Paula on, (after Helen Jenkins of course as i am from GB :) ) Brazil is here sooner than you think!

[TroopCollector]

1:16 holding an Ipad over water? That guy is fearless...

[arcticmonkeysfan]

yeah then you should understand. its not like she choked. her sport is just entirely dependent on conditioning and she couldn't train to the best of her ability because she was injured so close the Olympics. it certainly was not because she did not have the will or didn't execute properly

[AdamCF1]

artic monkeys are a sick band. but she still let everyone down haha and i used to play elite hockey before suffering a major concussion

[arcticmonkeysfan]

Clearly someone whose never done sports at a high level and then suffered a serious injury. Not so easy to come back when you can't train for a while.

[AdamCF1]

lmao CHOKE

[ViaFTC]

Does anyone know the song?

[Suzanne Derome]

congratulations on making the team! Just doing that, you have made us proud! Have fun in London!