Badri’s mental conditioning, mind coaching services have benefited a lot of players in various sports irrespective of their level. Check below for a subset of the successful clientele!!
World Class Athletes
These are just a few of our notable athletics, scroll down for more!
Notable Sports Clients
TENNIS
Mental Conditioning, strategic and performance coach for ATP tour, Junior Tennis, College Tennis players
- ATP Tour – Joe Salisbury
- ATP Tour – Alexander Peya
- ATP Tour – Tennis India – Divij Sharan
- ATP Tour – Tennis India – Prajnesh Gunneshwaran
- ATP Tour – Tennis India – Sumit Nagal
- Junior Tennis – Josh Bode
- Junios Tennis – Sahithya Reddy
- Junior Tennis – Ramya Natarajan
- Various College Tennis players
BADMINTON
- Rithvik Sanghvi (Junior ranked player)
FORMULA RACING
- Narain Karthikeyan (Japan Grand Prix)
- Aditya Patel (F3 #1)
- Armaan Ebrahim (F3 #1)
SAILING
- Rohini Rau (#1, Team India)
CRICKET
Sports Psychologist for several Indian Cricket team players
- Shikhar Dhawan, National Team Opener
- Unmukt Chand (U19 Captain, WC champion)
- Ranji, State team players
ICE SKATING
- Stephen Paul (Winter Olympics- Korea)
TABLE TENNIS
- Sharath Kamal (India #1 National Sr.), Rio Olympics
- Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (World Top 20)
- Amrutha Pushpak (State Champion)
SQUASH
- Shruti Settipalli- Junior No 1
GOLF
- Vedant Dugar- U12 Champ
Shikhar Dhawan
“It’s great working with Badri. Working under his guidance I have learnt methods and techniques that help me stay in control!! Controlling your mind, is the hardest thing to do in a pressure situation”
– Shikhar Dhawan, Team India Cricket
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Unmukt Chand
For some time now, Unmukt has developed his mental skills through meditation and lessons from his guru, Badri Narayan, a well-known mental conditioning coach, introduced to him by Shikhar Dhawan, and Amritha Venkatraman, noted art therapist
“It has helped me sort out small mistakes. It was nice of Shikhar to put me on to Badri. It is an ongoing process.” – Unmukt Chand, Captain
– India Under-19 cricket team, led team to the U-19 Cricket World Cup victory in 2012.
Joe Salisbury
“Badri makes things simple. There is a clear focus which is not easy to do but it is simple. It allows you to play your best, or at least give yourself the chance to play well, no matter the score, or the match, or the situation”
Joe Salisbury, ATP Tennis, 2020 Australian Open Doubles Grand slam Champion
Divij Sharan
“Badri not only helped me get through a rough time in my career, he has also helped me work my way up to my best ranking. We’ve touched upon a lot of mental aspects and set up different routines and principles that have helped me reach higher levels of performance. He is one of the most sincere and invested coaches I’ve worked with and makes sure that we come up with a solution for any sort of situation or problem. He definitely has played an important role in my success.”
–Divij Sharan ATP Doubles, Tennis, ARJUNA AWARD WINNER (India), 2018 Asian Game Gold Medal Winner, Wimbledon QF
Aditya Patel
“To work on the Mental Aspect of racing with Badri has been very good. I have learned to keep myself alert using biodfeedback methods and relaxed in challenging situations and has helped on my starts “
–Aditya Patel, Audi, India
Armaan Ebrahim
Armaan has been working on areas such as trigger points, visualisation, muscle relaxation training etc… On the mental side, I and Badri keep in touch through emails and we have our sessions. Badri, who is based out of the US is here once every 4-5 months, so we do have a recap of things ..
Stephen Paul
“My mental coach Badri Narayanan. Thank you for taking care of me through tough times, rough times and everything. You made sure I was mentally strong throughout this season. That was the plus point this season.”
–Stephen Paul – Ice Skating (Winter Olympics- Korea)
Rohini Rau
A big thank you to -Badri (my mental fitness coach) – I wish I had involved you much earlier!!
– Rohini Rau, India’s leading woman sailor
Sathiyan Gnanasekaran
“Definitely I feel mental health is in fact more important than physical health as far as table tennis is concerned because it’s more of a mental sport ….I have been working taking the mental health seriously, But there is a process to it, so I have been working with the mental conditioning coach. I worked with Mr. Badri Narayanan who was my mental conditioning coach right from 2013… It’s very important to have a systematic approach to how you face an opponent and mentally you are always trained, calm and you think more clearly I think that gives you a better picture and also helps to face difficulties in executing that, so you are more mentally prepared. Definitely it’s very important to stay mentally focused and prepare yourself for the tournaments. It’s also about handling pressure especially in big games.”
Sathiyan Gnanasekaran, Table Tennis, IndiaARJUNA AWARD WINNER (India), 2011 Junior World Championships – Bronze Medal












