Passionate Indian sports player Rohan Shah wins Gold in power and strength lifting.
There are several talented beings who, over the years, have proved their mettle in their chosen sectors in more ways than one. They have chosen to go beyond boundaries and push them further to let the world know that age is just a number and success stories are created purely out of consistent efforts, dedication, perseverance and knowledge. Mainly these high-performing professionals belong to the younger brigade and have spared no effort in showcasing their brilliance to the world in their respective industries. The same can be said for Rohan Shah, who has now been attracting incredible attention from people from different parts of the world, thanks to his rise as a promising and extremely talented sports player and an athlete in power and strength lifting.
Rohan Shah (https://www.rohanshah.co.in/) is the one who has proved how a person can be so many things at the same time. Rather than giving excuses, he ensured to break the glass ceiling and build a successful career by creating new opportunities for himself and walking on unconventional paths. This helped him create his journey from a gym to professional training, playing in district, state, national and international competitions, and representing India on a global stage.
He highlights how everything that today seems like a sweet journey to success did not happen overnight for him, and he, too, had his share of challenging times. He went through several injuries during his practice sessions. Another problem was the stage fear and the pressure to perform his best in front of people. His stage fear, lack of sleep and bad diet affected his games. However, facing his fears again and again, playing in more competitions and practising more, he finally overcame them. This is something Rohan Shah also advises budding athletes and others that if they fear anything, they must do it repeatedly and have faith that they will ultimately succeed.
In the future, Rohan Shah (@rohan_shah_athlete), the international gold medalist wants to achieve three goals. The first is to win India gold in every international, the second is to earn the Arjuna Award, and the third is to open an academy to help other up-and-comers in the sporting world.