P V Sindhu- The Badminton Champion

P V Sindhu- The Badminton Champion

Full Name                   - Pursala Venkat Sindhu
Parents                       - P.V.Ramanna (father) and P. Vijaya (mother)
Age                              - 21 years
Belongs to                  - Hyderabad
Height                         - 5’10”
Coach                          - Pullela Gopichand
Works                         - as Deputy Sports Manager in Bharat Petroleum
Highest Ranking         -8th
in Women’s singles

BIG ACHIEVEMENTS

Rio Olympics 2016     - Silver Medal
Women Singles World Championship 2014            - Gold Medal
Women Singles World Championship 2013            - Gold Medal

AWARDS

Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Awars (2016)
Padma Shri (2015)
Arjun Award (2013)

HER FAVOURITES

Book                           - None
Movie                          - None
Hero                            - Ranbir Kapur, Hritik Roshan
Player                          - Pullela Gopichand
Heroine                       - Deepika Padukone
TV Serial                     - None
Music                           - All kinds of music, depends upon her mood
Tourist Place               - Kerala and Switzerland
Food                            - Italian Cuisine and Biryani
Colour                         - None
Quote                          - ‘Believe in Yourself’, ‘Be Positive’
Type of Person She is   - Emotional, Cheerful
City                             - Hyderabad
Song she sings              - Not interested in singing. But she is fond of dancing
Her Nature                   - Friendly, fond of meeting and mixing up with people
Does She get Angry      - Yes, but she gets normal soon.

A DAY WITH SINDHU

03:30 Hrs                     - Gets up, After fresh up, takes Milk
04:30-06:30 Hrs           - Practice in Gopichand Academy, followed by Rest for 2 Hrs at Home.         In between, takes Breakfast and sleeps for an hour.
08:30-12:30 Hrs           - Practice and Rest for half an hour in between. After that, Lunch at             home and Rest for 3 Hrs
16:00-19:00 Hrs           - Practice again

DIET

Early Morning             - Milk without sugar
Morning Breakfast       - Protein Powder and Fruits, Half Boiled Eggs, Calsium and                          Magnesium pills
Lunch                            - Normal meal

Dinner                           -  Anything Healthy, but Non-Veg is a must 

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