Professor P with Dr.Peykar

در این قسمت از پادکست، با داستان پُرشور و انگیزه‌بخش دانیال شه‌بخش، پیشگام بوکس ایران همراه می‌شوید؛ جوانی که از شهر زاهدان برخاست و با اراده‌ای تسلیم‌ناپذیر و تمرینی مستمر، به اولین ایرانی تبدیل شد که مدال تاریخ‌سازی در مسابقات جهانی بوکس به دست آورد. گفت‌وگوی ما با دانیال، دریچه‌ای است به زندگی او: از مبارزه با محدودیت‌های اجتماعی و اقتصادی در زادگاهش تا رویارویی با فشارها و توقعات در مسیر حرفه‌ای‌اش...

Kobe Bryant was more than a basketball legend—he was a philosopher of excellence, a craftsman of the mind, and a fierce believer in the power of daily discipline. In this episode, we dive deep into the five most powerful lessons from Kobe’s life—from loving the grind to mentoring the next generation. We’ll explore how the “Mamba Mentality” applies far beyond sports—into leadership, creativity, and personal evolution.

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In this powerful episode of the Professor P Podcast, we sit down with one of the most decorated judokas in history — Alexander Mikhaylin. A 3× World Champion, 6× European Champion, and Olympic Silver Medalist, Mikhaylin takes us deep inside the mind of a champion.

From his early days in Russia discovering judo, to standing on the Olympic podium after a legendary final against Teddy Riner, Alexander opens up about what it takes to s...

Kamara James was more than an Olympian—she was a scholar, a fighter, and a deeply human spirit. In this heartfelt episode, we explore her rise from humble beginnings to the Olympic stage, her intellectual brilliance, and her quiet battle with mental illness. Her story challenges our definitions of success and reminds us that strength isn’t the absence of struggle—it’s the courage to keep going. Tune in to honor a life of power, com...

What does it take to compete on the world’s biggest stage? Olympic volleyball star Sanja Malagurski knows firsthand. From stepping onto the court at just 18 in the 2008 Beijing Olympics to winning European gold and playing for elite clubs worldwide, Sanja has carved an inspiring path in professional volleyball. But her journey wasn’t just about medals—it was about resilience, mental toughness, and the evolution from an athlete to a...

In this episode, we celebrate the life and lessons of Sir Peter Snell, one of New Zealand’s most legendary middle-distance runners and a quiet titan of Olympic history. With three Olympic gold medals and a record-breaking career, Snell wasn’t just fast—he was deeply focused, mentally disciplined, and grounded in humility.

But what made him truly remarkable was how he carried his greatness: with quiet strength, unshakable discipline...

Beach volleyball isn’t just about skill—it’s about mental resilience, adaptability, and trust. In this episode, Austrian Olympian Robin Seidl takes us inside his world, from the high-pressure courts of the 2016 Rio Olympics to the philosophy that drives his game: Inner Freedom.

How does an elite athlete handle setbacks? What does it take to perform when the world is watching? Robin shares how he stays mentally sharp, embraces uncer...

What does it mean to find grace after grief, to pursue excellence beyond expectation, and to dance into old age with joy? In this episode, we explore the extraordinary life of Ágnes Keleti, Holocaust survivor, Olympic legend, and timeless teacher. From redefining age and artistry in gymnastics to her philosophy of life after 100, Keleti’s story is a powerful reminder that the human spirit—when filled with grace and grit—can illumin...

What does it take to reach the pinnacle of women’s hockey and win Olympic gold? In this episode, we sit down with Emma Maltais, Team Canada forward and Olympic gold medalist, to explore the relentless drive, resilience, and mental toughness required to compete on the world’s biggest stage. From her early days in Burlington, Ontario, to excelling at Ohio State University and earning a place on the Olympic roster, Emma shares her jou...

In this inspiring episode, we explore the remarkable life of Fanny Blankers-Koen—the Dutch sprinter who redefined what it means to be a woman in sports. At a time when female athletes were often discouraged, dismissed, or ignored—especially after marriage and motherhood—Blankers-Koen proved that passion, discipline, and talent have no expiration date.

At the 1948 London Olympics, at age 30 and a mother of two, she sprinted her way ...

What does it take to compete at breakneck speeds, make split-second decisions, and push past fear on the world’s biggest stage? In this episode of Professor P Podcast, we sit down with Kyle Evans, British BMX champion and Olympian, ...

Today, we're diving into the story of a man whose name became synonymous with the impossible—Bob Beamon. Born in South Jamaica, Queens, in 1946, Beamon faced tough circumstances from a young age. He lost his mother when he was just a child and was raised by his grandmother. Growing up in a rough neighborhood, sports became more than just a pastime—it became a lifeline. It was in high school that Beamon discovered his raw talent for...

“Before you see it in reality, you need to be there in your mind” Yasemin Ecem Anagöz

What does it take to stay laser-focused when everything is on the line? In this episode of Professor P Podcast, we sit down with Yasemin Ecem Anagöz, one of the world’s top recurve archers, to explore the mental game behind elite performance. From making her Olympic debut at just 18 to navigating the highs and lows of competition, Yasemin shares h...

"If you fail to prepare, you’re prepared to fail. Success is not about luck; it’s about having the right mindset, the right effort, and the resilience to keep going even when it gets tough." Mark Spitz

Mark Spitz didn’t just win—he dominated. With seven gold medals in the 1972 Olympics, each in world-record time, he became a legend in swimming and sports history. But his journey wasn’t just about natural talent; it was about relent...

“For any goals there are obstacles, but you will find the solution when you stop giving your excuses”Hadi Tiranvalipour

In this compelling episode of The Professor P Podcast’s Olympian Series, we sit down with Hadi Tiranvalipour, a taekwondo athlete who has fought not just in the ring, but also through incredible life challenges to reach the Olympic stage. As a member of the Refugee Olympic Team, Hadi’s journey is about much more t...

"Strength is not just in the body—it is in the will to keep going, to fight beyond exhaustion, and to rise even when victory seems distant." Carl Schuhmann

What does it take to be a champion in not just one, but multiple sports? Carl Schuhmann, one of the greatest athletes of the first modern Olympics, proved that true greatness lies in versatility, resilience, and an unbreakable will. In this episode, we dive into the life of the ...

​In this powerful episode of the Professor P Podcast, we dive deep with Olympic swimmer Ekaterina Avramova, a remarkable athlete who has represented both Bulgaria and Turkey on the world stage. As part of our Olympic Series, this conversation uncovers the emotional and mental endurance required to compete at the highest level—and the deeper "why" that fuels it all.

From her defining moment of realizing she wanted to pursue Olympic ...

"Mind is everything. Muscle – pieces of rubber. All that I am, I am because of my mind." Paavo Nurmi

How did one man dominate everything from the 1,500 meters to the marathon, setting 22 world records along the way? Paavo Nurmi, known as "The Flying Finn," revolutionized distance running with his scientific approach, relentless discipline, and mental toughness. In this episode, we explore how his training methods shaped modern athl...

“ I always believe the race. I am in is not for me alone- but those who support me, country I am presenting”. Abraham Majok Matet Guem

Welcome to today’s episode of the Professor P Podcast’s Olympic series. We are thrilled to be joined by Abraham Majok Matet Guem, a standout middle-distance runner from South Sudan, whose journey to the global stage is one of perseverance, resilience, and inspiration.Born on April 29, 1999, in Yirol...