Thank you, Tulsa. Hope you had as much fun as I did.

I know everyone will take something positive away from the camp this week, but remember that you are in charge of your own progress. Stay positive no matter what happens!

Again, my son Cameron is a perfect example. He tried out to play soccer at Santa Clara, and he was the last player to get cut from the team. But he handled it very gracefully and very well. As a parent, I was upset, of course, because you want your children to be happy.

But I realized for Cameron, maybe his happiness wasn't whether he made the team or not, but maybe just being out there and being able to participate was important for him.

After flying back late last night, I'm back home for the weekend as my son is about to turn 2 on Sunday! Having a 2-year old is quite demanding, not to mention all of the other things going on. We got home last night, and his birthday is on Sunday. We're also doing some home remodeling, but it's just great to be here.

With all of the time I spend on the road, home is like going on vacation.

In addition the camps, I've also been working with the USOC as an athlete ambassador on a program for all of the Olympic hopefuls and qualified Olympians who will be going to Beijing.

I will have another one coming up with a basketball team in July, which should be really fun.