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The Indian men's cricket team after a sensational run of 10 wins - fumbled in the finals losing to now 6 times ODI champs Australia. India has been showing a dismal trend of losing in the knock out's of ICC tournaments. For a deeper analysis listen to this podcast episode.





Back ground track taken from: YOUTUBE AUDIO LIBRARY



Album: For time to disappear : go by the ocean by RYAN Mc CAFFREY

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This episode is dedicated to the Afghanistan cricket team who had a fantastic ICC ODI WORLD CUP.
Back ground music track taken from YOUTUBE Audio Library
Album credits: RAAG PAHADI by Sandeep Das, Mayank Raina & Bivakar Chaudhuri

Mental toughness is one of the important requisities of sporting success. It is of little use if you are tall, well built, strong and skilled: but you give up mentally, unable to bear the pressure and challenges of competition. it was said earlier that mentally tough people were born but the modern day research says- with mental training. they can be made. You can improve on your mental toughness by practicing the suggestions given by experts. But your own life can teach you how to get tough mentally. This episode explores the everyday practices that makes one mentally tough. Audio track- the movement of India by Aakash Gandhi. Courtesy: you Tube Library

Mr SUHAS SHASTRY is a solo biker from Bengaluru India, He now works and lives in Michigan USA. He rode across from Artic Ocean to the Antartic Ocean in 2019-2020. This adventorous journey took him through 15 countries starting from USA, Canada, central America, south America and ending with Argentina. He travelled 24000 miles and took 6 months to complete the tour.This episode is a detailed conversation about his experiences while on the thrilling bike tour.
This is the PART B of the episode.
Back ground music track taken from YOUTUBE LIBRARY - SAVIOR- TELECASTED
Don't forget to log in to Suhas Shastry's YOUTUBE channel https://DualSpiritAdventures to take a glimpse of the various pics and videos of the entire solo bike ride.

Mr SUHAS SHASTRY is a solo biker from Bengaluru India, He now works and lives in Michigan USA. He rode across from Artic Ocean to the Antartic Ocean in 2019-2020. This adventorous journey took him through 15 countries starting from USA, Canada, central America, south America and ending with Argentina. He travelled 24000 miles and took 6 months to complete the tour. This episode is a detailed conversation about his experiences while on the thrilling bike tour.
This is the PART A of the episode.
Back ground sound is taken from PIXABAY.
Don't forget to log in to Suhas Shastry's YOUTUBE channel https://DualSpiritAdventures to take a glimpse of the various pics and videos of the entire solo bike ride.

Choking is a phenomenon that most performers go through at sometime or the other in their lives. It's very common among athletes. It is a dreadful thing to happen when you least want it to. When your brain freezes during choking you look dazed not knowing what is happening. You consciously control the process and look like a novice. In this episode we are focusing on golfers who choked on the big stage. Sit back and listen to this episode to learn a thing or two, so that you yourself won't choke when you are about to give a speech, a presentation or while participating in the finals of a big tournament. Background track- Little Samba by Quincas Moreira Background sound effects taken from Freesound, Pixabay and Mixkit