The Psychology of Olympic Champions: How to Think Like a Pro
Olympic champions aren’t just physically exceptional, they’re mentally trained to perform under pressure. At that level, talent is a given.
Rishima Kanade
Location: Pune
With a Master’s in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Loughborough University, she has a strong background in mental performance, athlete well-being, and psychological research.
Unique Approach: With extensive experience as a nationally ranked rifle shooter and an ex-member of the Indian National Squad, she brings firsthand insight into the psychological demands of elite sports. Her expertise spans performance psychology, mental health in sports, and coach-athlete dynamics.
With a Master’s in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Loughborough University, she has a strong background in mental performance, athlete well-being, and psychological research.
Unique Approach: With extensive experience as a nationally ranked rifle shooter and an ex-member of the Indian National Squad, she brings firsthand insight into the psychological demands of elite sports. Her expertise spans performance psychology, mental health in sports, and coach-athlete dynamics.
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