 It takes a lot of work. I usually started my day at about 4.30 in the morning, worked out at the CMU Rec Center, and I would come back and feed my horses in the morning and then go to class. After class, I'd go to work and go to practice. We'd practice for four to six hours every day, and then I'd feed my horses again and then wake up in the morning and do it all over again. Very well-deserved national champion, and McKenna's coach would certainly agree.