OLYMPIC SERIES Episode 9 | Alexander Mikhaylin: The Mindset Behind a Judo Legend
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OLYMPIC SERIES Episode 9 | Alexander Mikhaylin: The Mindset Behind a Judo Legend
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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 stay at the top in one of the world’s most intense combat sports. But this episode isn’t just about winning — it’s about enduring, overcoming doubt, and training the mind as much as the body.
We explore:
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The mental game behind world-class judo
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How he built unshakable discipline and resilience
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What was going through his mind during the Olympic final
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His philosophy on pressure, failure, and legacy
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The life lessons that transcend the mat — into leadership, business, and personal growth
Alexander’s mantra is clear: “It is all in your mind.” Whether you’re an athlete, coach, leader, or anyone striving for greatness, this episode will leave you with practical wisdom and deep insight into the psychology of elite performance.
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Alexander Mikhaylin is one of the most decorated judokas in history, known for his technical skill, strategic mindset, and resilience in competition. Competing in the +100 kg heavyweight division, he dominated the sport for over a decade, becoming a three-time world champion and a ten-time European champion.
Mikhaylin’s career was marked by his ability to adapt and outmaneuver some of the sport’s biggest names. His most notable achievement came at the 2012 London Olympics, where he earned a silver medal after an intense final against Teddy Riner, one of judo’s greatest athletes.
Beyond competition, Mikhaylin is recognized for his mental toughness, discipline, and ability to push through setbacks, making him a powerful voice in discussions on high-performance psychology and resilience.