 It's summer 1924 and 24-year-old sprinter Harold Abrahams from Bedford in England is getting ready for his second Olympic Games. But compared to today's dedicated athletes, it wasn't all-consuming. As Harold told the BBC in 1968, he trained hard, but not too hard. I did much more training than the average athlete in my day. I trained, what, three days a week? I mean, I don't approve at all of this slogging, this idea that you've got to punish yourself