PV Sindhu's South Korean Coach Calmed Her With This Hindi Phrase At Tokyo Olympics

Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu beat He Bing Jiao to win the women's singles bronze at the Tokyo Games and her coach revealed how he helped her stay calm in the big moments.

PV Sindhu's South Korean coach Park Tae-Sang revealed how he helps to ensure that the ace shuttler does not lose her focus in important moments on the court. Sindhu, on Sunday, beat China's He Bing Jiao in straight games to win the Tokyo Olympics women's singles bronze medal. Sindhu became the first Indian woman to win two individual medals at the Olympics, having added to her silver in Rio 2016. Speaking to the media on Monday, Park revealed his words of wisdom for Sindhu in high-pressure moments -- "aaram se". "In important moments when she gets a point and the pressure is very high, the next shot or rally, it's very easy to make mistakes," Park said, while responding to a question from NDTV. "So in important moments I tell her to calm down," he said, at which moment Sindhu promptly intervened to remind him that he says "aaram se" - the Hindi for 'take it easy. Bursting with laughter, coach Park said "Yes, aaram se. I know what aaram se means."