TBGN:Your earliest gymnastic memory is ...
HC: In my first competition I jumped for the top bar and missed because I was so small!

TBGN: If I weren’t a gymnast I would be ...
HC: A sprinter or in the circus

TBGN: Five things you can’t live without
HC: Family, friends, tv, ipod, make up!

TBGN: Do you have any posters in your room?
HC: Yes.. the back of my door is covered with lots of nice looking guys e.g. Jesse Metcalfe!! hehe

TBGN: How’s a normal week for you?
HC: Non-stop! Wake-up, school, hour in the car to gym, training, hour back home, homework, bed!

TBGN: Are you afraid of any skill?
HC: I'm not a fan of Geingers, but once I've done one I'm okay!!

TBGN: Most beautiful skill ever done
HC: I really love Shaposhnikovas because they defy gravity!

TBGN: The All Arounder or the Event Specialist?
HC: I think I am an all-rounder but I am working on becoming a beam specialist :)

TBGN: Worst and best moment in your gymnastics’ career
HC: worst = frustration of injuries, best = being a part of the GB team coming 6th place in the qualifications at worlds!

TBGN: First thing you think when starting a routine.
hc: I visualise a perfect routine and hope that I can match it.

TBGN: Do your parents travel to all your competitions?
HC: As many as they can

TBGN: The best thing of training at "City of Liverpool" is.
HC: The inspiring atmosphere of team mates and the good friendships we have. Also because we've all got a great sense of humour!

TBGN: Where is Great Britain team going to place at the Olympics?
HC: I'd like to think we can beat our ranking of 6th place at worlds and go for top 5!

TBGN: Will we see you in Beijing?
HC: I HOPE SO!!! Would be a dream come true.

TBGN: Tell us something unexpected about you
HC: I am a yellow belt in karate!