Olympic trials 2012: Usain Bolt beaten by Yohan Blake in 200m at Jamaican National Championships "I have been working hard and am seeing it paying off now," Blake said. I was not surprised by the big win. I know what Bolt has to offer and I know he was not at 100 percent. I just tried to keep my form. After blaming his 100m loss on his poor start, Bolt said his latest defeat was due mainly to a poor bend. "I was very sad with my turn," said Bolt. It was awful, but I've been working more on the 100 meters. I can't blame it on that, though. I just have to get my things together and get it done. But he promised he would bounce back from his defeats and said he was confident he would be in peak condition by the time of the Olympics. "It's all about work and just needing to get my things together and get it right," Bolt said. I've got to get in the work and figure out what I did wrong. I have to work hard to get ready for the Olympics. I think I am a little bit weak but three more weeks should be good enough to get back into shape. Glen Mills, who coaches both men at the Kingston-based Racers Track Club, said: "Usain, he has the experience, the ability. He has been there already. He might be a little off at the moment but I'm sure when the time of delivery comes around, he'll be on top of his game. Bolt added: "I can never be discouraged. I'm never worried until my coach gets worried, and my coach isn't worried, so I'm OK.