There are athletes who ‘Train to Win’, they don’t let anything distract them on their path to success and only allow their bodies some rest only when the medals are safely secured around their necks where - they would argue - it truly belongs. Then there are those who train relentlessly not just to ‘win’ but push their limits in an endless quest to be the very best version of themselves. These are the record breakers who aren’t just satisfied with just a shiny Gold medal but want to inscribe their names in the annals of sporting legends.

Every year, June 21 is recognized as International Yoga Day. Yoga has the power to bring relief from countless ailments at the physical level. The practice of the postures (asans) strengthens the body and creates a feeling of being fit. From the psychological view point, yoga sharpens the intellect and enhances the concentration levels!

It was time for another day of exciting semi-final fixtures as the School girls, Sub Junior Boys and College Boys took to the field on Day 8 of the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) National Championships. With a place in the finals at stake, the players entered the field at the Reliance Corporate Park, Mumbai with a determined look on their faces.

The contest truly heated up as we entered Day 7 of the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) National Championships, with the semi-finals getting started. These were the first knockout games of the tournament and a total of four matches were played at the Reliance Corporate Park, Mumbai.

Setting goals is an important aspect of any athlete’s life and becomes even more vital when viewed from the long-term lens of forging a successful career. A goal helps to keep the athlete motivated in the never-ending search for success and hungry to always keep pushing to achieve bigger targets.

2020 kicked off with School Girls, College Boys and Sub Junior boys in action. There were a total of 12 matches which were played throughout the day.

Day 4 of the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) National Championships, provided an exhilarating day of football with 54-goals scored in total. On Day 5, the players in the Junior and Senior Boys categories took to the field with the added responsibility of keeping the built-up excitement alive, and they didn’t disappoint

It was all happening on day 4 of the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) National Championships, as the girls took to the field and set the ball rolling with a goal-fest in the first match of the day. The four-goal thriller which saw Titaguri HS, Kokrajhar emerge victorious by a 3-1 margin against Government Girls HSS, Namakkal set the tone for the rest of the day.