Pawan Sehrawat On Pro Kabaddi League, Cricket, Athlete Mindset & Failure | FO 267 Raj Shamani

Raj Shamani's Figuring Out

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(00:00) - Introduction

(03:04) - Pawan’s hometown and family

(04:06) - Pawan’s introduction to Kabaddi

(07:38) - Why Pawan chose to be a Kabaddi player

(09:50) - Pawan’s college and job days

(16:17) - Pawan’s entry to Pro Kabaddi League

(22:28) - Getting bullied in the initial days

(27:05) - Pawan’s transition to Gujarat Giants

(28:51) - Highest-paid player in the C category

(33:30) - Pawan’s performance in Bengaluru Bulls

(37:51) - Why Bengaluru Bulls didn’t retain Pawan

(40:43) - Pawan’s injury and comeback story as a Captain

(46:23) - Negative childhood experiences

(48:29) - Post-surgery experiences

(50:38) - What gives Pawan a sense of power

(54:03) - Doping in Kabaddi

(59:44) - Challenges in sports

(1:00:19) - Training schedule of Pawan

(1:04:16) - Is speaking “Kabaddi” important during a match?

(1:04:31) - Growth of Kabaddi

(1:05:31) - Why Pawan’s value decreased?

(1:06:30) - What Pawan felt after his team finished last

(1:08:20) - Is accepting defeat hard for Pawan?

(1:11:06) - Reasons for losing in tournaments

(1:15:47) - Importance of a coach in a Kabaddi match

(1:20:18) - Changes Pawan would have made in the past

(1:27:06) - Thoughts in Pawan’s mind while winning and losing a match

(1:31:04) - Mindset of top athletes

(1:33:35) - Pawan’s favourite cricketer

(1:35:05) - Why cricket is celebrated more than kabaddi

(1:38:40) - What’s special about Haryana

(1:40:15) - End of the podcast

(1:42:02) - Outro

In today’s episode of Figuring Out, we have Pawan Sehrawat in conversation with Raj Shamani. He is the most expensive kabaddi player in the pro kabaddi league and the captain of the Indian kabaddi team. In this episode, we talked about his childhood, how he got into kabaddi, the initial bullying that he faced in the kabaddi team, his coach’s role in his life for not leaving kabaddi, and his coach’s support in getting him into the Pro Kabaddi League. We then talked about his story of how he went from being Pawan Kumar to being Pawan Sehrawat. We also discussed his thoughts on not being retained by the Bengaluru team in the league and his memories with his dad. Towards the end, we talked about what doping is, why some athletes do it, his training routine before playing a league season, and whether the craze of kabaddi is increasing in India. We also talked about what led to the mental transformation that led to him being captain of the Indian kabaddi team. We ended the conversation by discussing what led to his team losing in the league, what goes in his mind when he is winning or losing, and what he likes about Virat Kohli. For such interesting episodes, subscribe to our channel today. Follow Pawan Sehrawat Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pawan_sehrawat_17/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/pawan_kumar17 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pawansehrawat17/ To Know More Follow Raj Shamani On ⤵︎ Instagram @RajShamani ⁠https://www.instagram.com/rajshamani/⁠ Twitter @RajShamani ⁠https://twitter.com/rajshamani⁠ Facebook @ShamaniRaj ⁠https://www.facebook.com/shamaniraj⁠ LinkedIn - Raj Shamani ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajshamani/⁠ • • •

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