India, Oct. 31 -- "Biohack your body."

Shourya Ambure had to Google the term that Murali Sreeshankar used as his principal piece of advice to the 2025 Asian U-18 Athletics Championships bronze medallist.

The 100m hurdler was battling through a major knee injury ahead of a key competition, something India's top long jumper only knows all too well. Siddhanth Thingalaya, the former men's hurdles national record holder who trains alongside Shourya in Mumbai, was in touch with Sreeshankar and got the two connected.

"Biohack your body. You need to hack your brain, your body, and tell yourself that you're alright," Shourya recalled Sreeshankar's words. "He told me that it's all about the mind."

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