PT. 2 Facing Yourself : Inside The Mind Of An Olympian Fencer - Episode 36 w/ Khalil Thompson Pt. 1
The Mental Advantage Podcast01/17/22 • 53 min
PT. 2 Facing Yourself : Inside The Mind Of An Olympian Fencer - Episode 36 w/ Khalil Thompson
*** We experienced a minor audio issue in this episode however wanted to stay committed to the release of Part 2. Thank you for tuning in.***
Khalil Thompson’s first introduction to the world of Scepter Fencing was at the age of 9 and he hasn’t looked back. After representing the United States at the the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, he has enjoyed quite the journey of development, carrying the weight of pressure, relishing in the beauty of historic moments, and prioritizing his mental health.
In this episode we discuss:
His early exposure to the world of fencing and how he navigated giving up other sports to master the craft.
Natural Giftedness Vs. Developing in a sport that changes often in style.
What it means to be part of an African American Fencer Community in the midst of low representation in the sport globally.
The OLYMPIC EXPERIENCE : Preparation and the mental toll that one goes through while representing one's country.
And so much more!
Connect with Khalil : https://www.instagram.com/_khalilanthony/
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01/17/22 • 53 min
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