India, Oct. 22 -- Nishad Kumar has leapt into history! The 27-year-old became only the third Indian to win two golds at a single Asian Para Games edition in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. After winning the men's long jump in T47 classification - for athletes with upper limb impairments - with a 7.11m effort on Monday, he cleared a Games-record 2.04m in high jump T47 on Tuesday, joining Ankur Dhama and Sheetal Devi in the elite club. And what's the secret behind his success? Visualisation, says Nishad, who was seen urging spectators to cheer louder before competing. "When I train, I imagine that 1 lakh people are in attendance cheering for me to hype my adrenaline. Visualisation has helped me not get distracted and has made me mentally tough. That toughness is the biggest cause behind my success."...