The " PSYCHOMETRIC- PSYCHO - SOCIO " Analysis Of Indian Sports And Behaviour Of Indian Sportspersonality




Picture 1 - ::This explains all about the SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY and it's BEING to develop Sports 

Sports And Personality

Personality and the SPORTS PERSONALITY are two DIFFERENT words but they carry the same meaning .We in India always intermingle the two words thinking always that the meaning that comes out of it are very same but in actuals the charecteristics differs and the behavior too are very different, as the individuals in sports are different from the individual those who are not in sports but play sports, for some reason and those who are entirely professional oriented who watch sports but are noway related to sports.

Let us get into the act of defining who and what are the personalities in common and rhgwn distinguish it from the sports personality.

 Personality has been defined as the relatively stable organization of an individual’s character, temperament,  intellect,  and  physique,  which  shapes  the individual’s  behavior  and  his  or  her  actions  in  a given situation. For each individual, there are core personality  components  that  are  quite  stable  and unchanging. However, when one observes patterns of  behavior  in  an  individual  not  only  his  or  her base psychological core should be considered but also the dynamic organization within the individual  that  determines  his  or  her  unique  adjustment to  the  environment.  In  essence,  the  interaction between  the  core  trait  and  the  peripheral  (e.g., state)  aspects  of  the  individual’s  behavior  defines his or her personality.

It is here that the personality from the common stage of an individual gets separated from the personalities of the sports person. Sports personanilities are those who play their game within the boundary, the rules and the laws, and the regulation that are set to confirm about their superiority over their rivals and their behavior in the court or the field where they play the games or the sports are different. It is KILL the opponent to achieve the VICTORY.

A SPORTSPEWRSON always everyday on the FIELD KILLS his opponent to keep him alive to meet him again to KILL him to get his VICTORY. This KILLING of the opponent without causing him any harm to his life or without possessing any danger to him for his life seperates the SPORTS PERSONAILTY from the others and thus the PSYCHOLOGY of the sports person differs from the others.

Sports personalities play the sports to create a SPIRIT of building a relation of ENIMITY for his opponent only to forget that once he has vanquished his opponent. This feeling of vanquishing his opponent to keep him afloat and alive to meet him once again to defeat him and to be victorious is the SPIRIT OF SPORTS and this creates a SPORTSMAN SPIRIT. This is what the individuals of the sports personalities are and this build the CHARACTER that we call it as SPORTS CHARACTER and it is here the sports personalities are very different from the other individuals.  

The TRAITS of the sports personalities are different from the other and sports psychology always makes a sports personality fall back to find out always a new means of discoveries to keep himself ahead of his rivals and this makes the sports personanlities possessing a different kind of a habit and a character which is different from the others.

This  interaction  between  the  core  traits  and peripheral  aspects  in  the  individual  is  expanded in a current view on personality. This view, called the “ New Big Five,” is composed of five different aspects associated with the concept of personality:

The Concept Of Big New “ FIVE ” Of Sports - ::

(1)  A sports personality is an individual personality,  an individual’s unique variation on the general evolutionary  design  for  human  nature,  expressed as a developing pattern of behavior and his attitude

(2)  dispositional traits,

(3)    characteristic  adaptations,  and 

(4)  integrative life  stories  complexly  and  differentially  situated (5) in culture. According to this view, the psychology  of  personality  should  provide  an  integrative framework  for  understanding  how  each  person is  like  all  other  persons  (understanding  species typical  characteristics  of  human       nature),  like some other persons (understanding

(5)  individual differences  in  common  characteristics),  and  like  no other person (understanding unique patterns of an individual’s life).

Based on the New Big Five approach,as we have desdcribed here and as that often is seen amongst the sports personailities,  psychological  profile  is  often  used  to  describe  the  type of  personality  that  is  exhibited  by  the  individual (e.g.,  an  athlete). 

Every different sports personalities playing different kind of a game or a sports will have a different characteristics when he plays his game as the game he plays exhibits a different type of skill and pattern, but the end and the common trait would be the same. He or she wants to win and move ahead in the competition. Thus the end pattern always remain the same but the characteristics keeps of differing as the sport or the game that he or she plays are different.

The DIFFERENCE between ELITE and the OTHERS

The behavioural pattern, the attitude and the desires of the elite sports personalities are different . They have a mass following and their behavior differs as always because they not only have to play to keep winning so that their supporters and it’s base remains constant and their payments through various mode keeps coming to them. This at times makes their behavior very abrupt and distracting. Their psychology and it’s profile also changes according to the wins or the loses that they suffer while playing.



Pic 3 - :: The Mental Health Of Elite Athlete produced by different sporting system at Eastern Bloc 

In the recent concluded Olympics, Novak Djokovic who is a real COOL and a JOVIAL character, while playing his singles match, threw his racquet in the stand while he was facing it very hard to adjust to the Japanese climate which was dry, and sultry beside throwing so much of heat. His victory was leaving him by miles and he was trying all the time to keep himself in the hunt. The chasm between the two as described could not be bridged by him to the narrowest distance possible and all of a sudden, the burst inside came out of him. This is a PSYCHOLOGY and it is this psychology that this article is all about.

For  example,  elite  performers  in  sport  are  expected  to  be  highly  motivated toward practicing hard, aimed at enhancing their abilities and skills, focusing on their performance, and  coping  effectively  with  physical  (e.g.,  illness, injury)  and  mental  (e.g.,  failure,  lack  of  playing time) barriers. A unique psychological profile (i.e., a “sport personality”) consisting of sport-relevant psychological  characteristics  is  required  to  attain high performance standards. In addition, individuals act in given settings that also have the potential to  influence  their  personality. 

  In any event that one competes in sports and in sports athletes are  typically  required  to  execute  acts  in  particular  settings  (e.g.,  practice  sessions,  competitions, games),  where  they  are  exposed  to  specific  task and  environmental  demands.  Under  such  conditions,  observed  behavior  depends  largely  on  the interaction  between  the  athlete’s  core  personality and  the  environmental  demands.  Therefore,  personality is composed not only of core psychological characteristics but also of an arsenal of plans, strategies,  and  skills  that  individuals  implement to achieve their goals. The integrated approach of the core psychological characteristics (i.e., “hard” aspect)  and  the  skills  and  strategies  (i.e.,  “soft” aspect) that are used by the individual is adopted in our discussion on personality and psychological characteristics of elite athletes. This is what we had observed in Djokovic at Tokya Olympics this time,and this is what I wanted to describe and I have taken the eample of Djokovic to make it fine and common.

The Psychological Clinics And The Adaption of Mental Strength

Since  the  early  1960s,  researchers  in  sport psychology  (SP)  have  used  introspective  tools  to measure the personality profile of athletes.



Picture 2 - :: The " B-S-So-P " Factors Of Sports That Is Being Followed By The OLYMPIC GIANTS Nation To Build It Sports Personalities in Equesterian Events of Olympics as an example 

The the  earliest  tools  for  measuring  personality  were the  Minnesota  Multiphasic  Personality  Inventory which is abbreviated as ( MMPI) and  the  Cattell  16PF  Questionnaire. These  personality  tests  were  typically  given  to adult athletes who had already attained the highest level of performance in their sport. The personality scores of these high achievers were compared with those  of  nonathletes  or  with  general  population norms.

This test revealed all about the attitude and the behavior of the sports personalities and their difference between the non sports personalities. The test conducted and the results varied from sportsperson playing for their nation and were of the LEGEND qualities, like Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Michael Phelp, to the sports persoanlities who were placed below the rung and the rank of these kind of a sportsperson, and those who were sportsperson but were without any credits and credentials like those who participated in any famous sports event , are sportsman but are without any titles or medals.

Personality  tests  failed  to  associate  specific traits  with  sport  performance  and  ignored  the unique  psychological  characteristics  related  to sport performers. Consequently, sport-related psychological  skills  questionnaires  were  developed. An example of one of these questionnaires was the Psychological  Skills  Inventory  for  Sports  (PSIS), developed  by  Michael  J.  Mahoney,  T.  J.  Gabriel, and T. S. Perkins, which measured the psychological skills athletes use in practice and competition. This  inventory  and  others,  such  as  the  Self-Analysis  of  Mental  Skills  (SAMS),  developed  by J.  R.  Grove  and  S.  J.  Hanrahan,  and  the  Ottawa Mental  Skills  Assessment  Tool  (OMSAT),  developed  by  Jordache  D.  Bota,  were  administered  to elite  and  novice  athletes.  Specifically,  the  psychological strengths and weaknesses of the novice and elite athletes were assessed. In some of the studies using questionnaires related to sport, a number of methodological (e.g., sample size or sample availability) or conceptual (e.g., the difficulty in defining the term elite athlete) concerns were noted, and therefore,  determining  the  psychological  characteristics associated with skill levels was limited and still remains inconclusive.

To  overcome  the  methodological  and  conceptual  barriers  associated  with  personality-testing instruments, such as the MMPI or PSIS, in-depth interviews and narrative stories have been among the alternative methodologies used for determining sport-related  psychological  characteristics.  In  the in-depth  interviews,  athletes  are  asked  about  the psychological  attributes  and  characteristics  that most  helped  them  to  attain  their  athletic  performance. From the narrative stories (e.g., autobiographies,  biographies  told  by  athletes),  researchers obtained  unique  information  on  the  athletes’ personal journey of “climbing to the top,” which helped  to  provide  insight  into  the  psychological characteristics or skills central to the athletes’ achievements.

Psychological Characteristics



Pic - :: The Importance Of Sports Psychology and Sports Psychologist 

Among the psychological characteristics of elite athletes  are - :

 (a)  commitment  (the  dedication  to devote  oneself  to  all  activities  associated  with  the selected sport from early phases of talent development  until  achieving  sport  expertise); 

(b)  internal motivation (the internal drive of the athlete to direct his  or  her  effort  toward  achieving  high-standard goals,  such  as  the  willingness  to  be  involved  in  a multiphased task-pertinent  training  program  for an  extended  period  of  time,  the  desire  to  excel  in competition, and the ability to cope with feelings of discomfort and failure);

(c) learning capability (the ability  to  learn  complex  sport  skills); 

(d)  control (the command of the ongoing events on and off the court, field, or gym); (e) competitiveness (the ability to  compete  against  others  and  strive  for  success);

(f)  self-confidence  (the  belief  in  one’s  ability  to achieve the best results while overcoming physical and  psychological  barriers); 

(g)  adaptability  (the ability  to  perform  well  under  unfavorable  conditions); and

(h) mental toughness (the ability to control emotions and thoughts, and to remain focused under challenging and stressful conditions, particularly under negative circumstances).

The  aforementioned  psychological  characteristics  have  been  observed  in  athletes  in  both  team and  individual  sports.  However,  in  some  early studies  comparing  the  personalities  of  athletes  of various sports with nonathletes, it was evident that athletes  who  played  team  sports  demonstrated less  abstract  reasoning,  more  extraversion,  more dependency,  and  less  ego  strength  than  nonathletes. Athletes who competed in individual sports exhibited  higher  levels  of  objectivity  and  dependency,  and  less  abstract  thinking,  compared  exhibited  higher  levels  of  objectivity  and  dependency,  and  less  abstract  thinking,  compared  to nonathletes.  In  regards  to  the  female  athlete, early  research  showed  that  female  athletes  were more  achievement-oriented,  independent,  aggressive, emotionally stable, and assertive than female non-athletes.

Psychological Skills

Elite athletes have been found to possess various mental skills that are at significantly higher levels than  those  of  less-than-elite  athletes.  Specifically, the following psychological skills have been found to  be  used  by  elite  athletes  and  associated  with their efforts to achieve high levels of proficiency in their sports: (a) goal setting (the ability to set challenging but realistic goals for short and long-term periods);

(b) imagery (the ability to imagine oneself successfully  performing  a  sporting  act); 

(c)  focusing attention (the ability to focus effectively, ignore external  distractions,  and  avoid  negative  internal thoughts);

(d) emotional control (the ability to stay calm when feeling anxious or nervous or to become “psyched-up”  when  not  appropriately  aroused  or excited);  and 

(e)  psychological  routines  (the  use of  pre-,  during-,  and  post-performance  routines  to self-regulate behavior and emotional states before, during, and after performing the sporting act).

Psychological Characteristics and Skills of Young Athletes

The psychological characteristics of the sportsman who are non internationals and are trying to make it big are different from those who are a household name in sports for their countries. Here the character and the psychology differs and it is very different from them as  described above who are the internationals.

The internationals always crave to keep their position intact knowing fully well that a slip or an downfall in the results would put them on the hook and that might  have a bearing in the larger and longer run crucifying his status and place in the side and they become passive at trimes. Hence they compromise if required to maintain themselves at the right place. The class example was of Sourav Ganguly in the Indo-Aussie Test series which had ended in a 1-1 draw and that was the last series and the Test that Steve Waugh was playing. Inspite of having a lead in the first innings of over 400 runs Sourav did not enforce the follow-on to kill the Aussies in that match and the Test. Instead he preferred to play sagfe by abtting and help match to peter out in a safe draw. That cost India the Test series win at the expense of keeping the captaincy of Sourav intact. This is the mental strength and the psychology on the Indian sports person. In the same context Geoffrey Boycott was dropped from the team for his 246 unbeaten run in 1967, the reasonwas that the selectors found that he was batting for himself and not for his team. This is where the Indian sports differ from the foreign sports and this in the long run differentiates the medal and NO-MEDALS for India. Barring a few Indian sportsman . most of the Indian sports personalities have been PASSIVE with a RETARDED bent of mind and they play just to win somehow for most of the times so that maybe that victory could fetch them the booty for their future to be secured. This is where our sports is backward in strength to win for most of the times.

The Characteristic Of Free Mind And The Caged Mind Sports Personalities

Plainly and FRANKLY , sports is attached to HORMONES, GENES, JEANS ,  ELEMENTS , BRAIN and the STRENGTH of the MUSCLES  and BONES. One might be too argumentative and would FLOSS and BURY , depending on their thinking, the level of the thoughts that they possess, if I have to write about the differential and difference in characteristic of the Indian sports personalities and their adversaries or their competitor and this is what it makes all the difference between them to win the medal or to loose them . 



Pic-::  The " BIOPSYCHOSOCIOLOGICAL " Model of  Sports Development of a Sports personality 

The Indian sports personalities are weak as compared to their foreign counterpart because the elements that I have described above that constitutes the body is weak. The GREATEST reason why it is so is the BIOLOGICAL development of their body which is not at all synchronising it with the psychological developement and that causes a trauma when the results comes out of the same.  

In foreign countries the first thing that each does is BALANCE of the CONSTITUENTS of the body to maintain the physiques and to synchronise it with the nature. This helps them to maintain their shape, their body in all the way.

It is a FACT that SEX is the ingredient that is badly needed at the APPROPRIATE time to balance the entire elements of the body to keep it in balance and proper shape. A SEX at the appropriate time not only helps to maintain the elements of the body at the appropriate place but the soul that comes out of it is also of a very healthy nature. There is a balance of everything that is needed in the body to turn it and mould it to the required level of physical attainment which is needed by the event of the  sports to make them the winners or help stand them on the PODIUM.

The foreigners especially in the countries in the WEST be it anyone, they have the SEX with anybody or anyone if there is a mutual consent and agreement between the two that has it. No sooner that a soul from those countries attain a age of 18 they go out for this. It is because the body internally starts changing its elements from the age of 18 and this change slowly keeps on changing till the age of 21 to 23 years. It is that time the internal elements of the body to keep it stable and in the condition original, needs the physical pleasure and this is not done in the INDIAN SOCIETY as this is an CRIME and an UNACCEPTABLE norm in the Indian society.

The social laws and the rules that prevails at the western countries are alike in their nation when it comes to nation and the nation situated differently geographically and the born child is taken care by the SOCIETAL NORMS of the Government of those countries.

It is a FUNDAMENTAL of BIRTH and CONCIEVE process that is NATURALLY and BIOLOGICALLY attuned with the nature that a new born baby if delivered by the mother whose age is between 19 to 23 are fully HEALTHY in all respect and the most important factor is that their BRAIN are very strong and it catches the things fast. This is very ESSENTIAL in sports . Heere in our country the condition is such that a Father finds it very hard to get a proper bride for his daughter from his own community with that class that he possesses. The delay in marriage here at india produces the newly born baby who are thus weak and they remain weak in one way or the other and this weakness is evidently seen when they perform in the international competition. The mind, brain and the body gets tired very easily and it becomes very hard for them to maintain that kind of a consistent performance that is expected by them to maintain to win the titles for  them and for India as a nation.

 This was evidently witnessed when Aditi Ashok lost in the final rounds of her Golf match at Tokyo, and by the Indian Eves when they played against Argentina. Has there been ONE more day of REST for recuperation for the Indian ladies in Hockey at Argentina before the game against them in this Olympics the Indian eves would have turned the table. It was very clearly witnessed by me when they played Argentina and when Argentina started pressing them from the Lefdt flank of India in the 2nd quarter of that match. They had observed that weakness by their  analyst of the team on the computer and they pressed India continuously from that area to score the equalizer .The Indian lasy playing in that position was trying too hard to come up to the required level of expectations but she was totally finding it difficult.The strain to play matches at the Astro – Turf within a gap of 24 hours was NOT enough for that lady to perform to her BEST of abilities because her body had NOT recuperated.

Her physicality simply demonstrated that her MUSCLES STRENGTH was weak and her MENTAL strength was taking a back seat. This was because of MALNUTRITION, lack of the VITAMINS in her body to give the necessary strength to her bones, her muscles and the weakness in therms of the genes and the jeans that she was carrying. It was clearly evident that after her birth she perhaps might NOT have got MILK as well to feed her body either from the mother or even from the cows as the family would not have been able to provide it to her. This weakness and this deficiency carried and carried till the moment when she needed it badly at the time when she was playing against Argentina. That BLEW India.Had it been provided to her consistently and regularly when she needed it the most during her formative stage of development, the story for her could have been different.

 THIS IS ALL ABOUT THE PSYCHOLOGY, THE PHYSIOLOGY AND THE PHILOSPHY THAT GOES WITH THE LIFE TO CRERATES A HEALTHY BODY WITH A BALANCED MIND AND HEALTHY THOUGHTS THAT CREATES OR BUILDS AN OLYMPIC MEDAL WINNER. They want to PLAY freely and WIN freely. That is their THOUGHTS and here it is the factors that reins back at homes and the societal norms that plays at the back of the mind when these Indian sports stars play their opponent. That makes a LOT of difference.

WE ARE A POOR COUNTRY WITH IMPOVERISH PEOPLE PLAYING SPORTS AND SPORTS IS NOT MEANT AT ALL FOR THE IMPOVERISH.

The Javelin that Neeraj Chopra was using was cost around Rs 1,00,000=00 and the Hockey shoes that are required to wear and play Hockey is WORTH Rs 10,000=00 per pair. The Wrestling Shoes are very expensive costing around Rs 25,000=00 and even more if you have to wear it to play wrestling but to ensure that your toes are intact.

 CAN A NATION LIKE INDIA WHERE THE AVERAGE DISPOSABLE INCOME IS AROUND Rs 8500=00 PERMONTH AFFORD THESE KITS TO THEIR YOUNGER ONES WHO WANT TO TAKE SPORTS- NO IS THE ANSWER.

In Russia Anastasia Myskina with a Farmer background won the FIRST ever GRAND PRIX title for her nation when she had won the French Open for Russia. How many daughters of the farmers of India play Tennis- may I ask. Can they afford the same at all ??..??

THAT IS THE PSYCHOLOGY TO EXPLAIN.

This is where the Government of the other countries take care of their TODDLERS to make them what it needed by the Government to do to create a STRONG citizen and here in India – THE FODDERS OF THE CATLES ARE SIEZED BY THE POLITICIANS AND THE BUREAUCRATS -  LEAVE APART THE QUESTION OF THE FUTURE TODDLERS AND THE CITIZEN THAT THEY WOULD MAKE FOR THIS COUNTRY.

The FREE SOCIETY that those nation possesses creates a STRONG individual who if she or he takes to sports bring about a STRONG performance which reflects the STRENGTH in the medal standing that they create and reflect at the end of the games. We are in India after 75 years of Independence have produced only 33 medals in the Olympics where the half of the numeral of 75 is 37.50 and we are not even HALF of the same in terms of MEDALS that out nation has won in the Olympics.

Not only have psychological characteristics of elite adult athletes been studied but also those of young individuals in earlier phases of talent development (e.g.,  children  up  to  the  age  of  14). 

Researchers interested  in  talent  detection  and  early  development in sport identify age 14 as the final year of early  involvement  in  sport  and  the  beginning  of the  specialization  phase  (i.e.,  focusing  solely  on one  sport  activity).  Based  on  data  obtained  by researchers such as Craig R. Hall and Tara Scanlan, who administered questionnaires to young athletes involved in competitive sport programs in basketball, gymnastics, hockey, soccer, and wrestling, as well as conducted interviews with these athletes, it was  found  that  young  athletes  showed  more  persistence than nonathletes. In terms of psychological characteristics and skills, it was observed that

(a) the level of trait confidence in the young elite athletes was negatively related to the level of state competitive concerns;

(b) motivation to participate in  sport  was  more  intrinsic  than  extrinsic  in  the young elite athletes—more specifically, young elite athletes  more  often  reported  skill  development, team affiliation, fun, excitement of the game, liking  to  compete,  and  liking  to  do  something  they are good at as important motives for participating in  sport;  and 

(c)  using  imagery  as  a  psychological skill is common among young athletes, but the type of imagery and the reasons for using imagery vary. For example, the types of imagery used by the young  athlete  were  visual,  auditory,  kinesthetic, or  tactile.  Some  of  the  athletes  used  imagery  for developing game strategy while others used it only to serve individual goals. In addition, it was found that gender differences exist in some, but not all, psychological  characteristics.  Girls  reported  professional or international ambitions less often than boys and reported enjoyment as a motive for playing sports more often than boys. More boys than girls attributed their success to physical factors.

Can Sport Build Character?

A  question  that  is  often  asked  by  researchers and  practitioners  deals  with  the  contribution  of sport  to  the  development  of  psychological  characteristics.  Specifically, the question that is frankly and naturally askes is -        “ Can  sports  help  athletes build  character? ”  Although  the  belief  that  sport enhances   psychological   development   is   widespread, research in SP has yet to provide clear-cut evidence supporting this assumption. For example, studies have examined the influence of sport competition on the prosocial behavior of cooperation and  altruism  in  children.  Data  from  these  studies showed that sport competition had a negative effect on prosocial behaviour and that children who gained more experience in competitive sports were significantly  less  altruistic  than  those  who  accumulated  less  experience.  In  other  studies  aimed at  examining  the  contribution  of  organized  sport programs to the moral behaviour of young children, it was observed that some aspects of moral behavior did improve (e.g., attitudes concerning sportsmanship,  and  moral  reasoning).  However,  some of the sport activities that were performed in these studies failed to reflect actual competition or game situations, and therefore the ecological validity of the studied activities was relatively low.

The question of whether elite athletes are born with  sport-relevant  psychological  characteristics remains  unsolved.  Additional  studies  incorporating  personality  and  genetics  may  advance  our knowledge  on  this  issue.  At  present,  more  effort should  be  devoted  to  research  tools  and  method logical aspects deemed appropriate for the study of psychological characteristics of athletes.

In my attempt I have only made an EFFORT to the NATION and the GOVERNMENT to rethink and rebuild the SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE as India in 2024 will he HOPING atleast 50% , ie , 7X50/100 medals more , and that is about TEN MEDALS atleast from these various events of Olympic Sports that it fetched us the medal in this Olympics beside CHANGING the INFRASTRUCTURE of the PSYCHOLOGY that remains here in the Indian sports.

The ARCHERS and the SHOOTERS that have FAILED for India in this Olympics is because of the factors explained above. 

The WRESTLERS who are REALLY a GOLD MEDAL prospect but have come with SILVER and BRONZE and SOME who misses it are the BIOLOGICAL and the JEANS and the factors explained here..... 

The Athlete who won the GOLD this time is aged about 23 years and the  " GODDESS MOTHER " who gave the BIRTH to this GOLDEN Lad as I saw on the TV Set appeared to me possessing a age of about 43 years to about 46 years. The GLOWING face that I saw of the MOTHER makes me to feel so.

The STRENGTH of the BONES, the STRENGTH and the ELASTICITY of the NERVES that her son possesses and the FLEXIBLE-SUPLLE body that he possess because of the factors of the element that his body possesses inside coupled with the regime of exercise and th food supplement that he might have been provided might have made a WORLD OF GOLD for him- that is the reason that he won a GOLD. 

The GODESS MOTHER got married exactly at the right time, if not appropriate, and thus she could conceive a son whose BODY is a COMBO of ADIABATIC and ISOMETRIC physique,  which is capable of possessing and executing both the POTENTIAL as well as the KINETIC energy at his will and at his discretion to produce those unexpected results and this is what makes him a GOLDEN LINING of Indian TRACK EVENTS

Bajrang is very POWERFUL from the top , perhaps the STRONGEST one in that category of 65 Kilograms,   but has a WEAK lower region and that was responsible for him to NOT  win that GOLD and if he works on the movement on his legs to make it LIGHTNING  in terms of the movement , and as POWERFUL as, what I may call it,  the FEET of " ANGAD " well the 2024 is HIS OLYMPICS and he will craft a WORLD of his own. 

The decision and the choice to listen to me for his improvement is his.!!.!!

That is more than enough to describe it in one line  .

NO EXXAGERATION, PLEASE 

That sums up it and that is all .....

Regards and THANKS

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Shyamal Bhattacharjee 

Mr Shyamal Bhattacharjee, the author was born at West Chirimiri Colliery at District Surguja, Chattisgarh on July 6th 1959 He received his early education at Carmel Convent School Bishrampur and later at Christ Church Boys' Higher Secondary School at Jabalpur. He later joined Hislop College at Nagpur and completed his graduation in Science and he also added a degree in    B A thereafter. He joined the HITAVADA, a leading dailies of Central India at Nagpur as a      Sub-Editor ( Sports ) but gave up to complete his MBA in 1984 He thereafter added a Diploma In Export Management. He has authored THREE books namely Notable Quotes and Noble Thought published by Pustak Mahal in 2001 Indian Cricket : Faces That Changed It  published by Manas Publications in 2009 and Essential Of Office Management published by NBCA, Kolkatta  in 2012. He has a experience of about 35 years in Marketing .


 

 

 


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