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Turned into a badminton legend, Carolina Marín arrived at the UCAM this afternoon to tell her experience after winning her third World Championship, a milestone that no player has ever achieved before.

Accompanied by José Luis Mendoza, president of the Catholic University, the athlete from Huelva was happy to continue breaking the traditional domination of Asians in her sport and analyzed the key to her latest success in Nanjing (China): "Physical preparation and psychological has been crucial, because technically most Asians are superior to me. "

In all her sporting successes there is a common denominator, the claw and the indomitable spirit of a player who fights every point: "What has made me achieve titles is my fighting character, I have always been clear about what I wanted to achieve and that has made me achieve these titles. "

After this world gold medal, the UCAM athlete now faces new challenges that await her after the holiday period that begins now, although she already has a very clear goal: "I want to be the best player in history. I am the one that has the most world but being fair we must recognize that now there is a World Cup every year, except for the years with the Olympic Games, and before it was every two years, so I think that to achieve it I must win two more World Cups and other games Olympic Games ".

The president of the UCAM has highlighted the figure of Carolina as "an example for the youngest and a gift for Spanish sports, thanks to her many children are practicing badminton".

A tip for the youngest

The event took place in the Chapter Room of the Monastery of Los Jerónimos with the presence of executives and academic heads of various degrees of the University, representatives of UCAM teams, media and badminton fans in general, including many young people who have wanted to meet Carolina Marín in person, who has signed innumerable autographs and has made many pictures with them.

The three-time world champion has had some words in the form of advice for these: "What you should do is enjoy what you do, if it is badminton I will be happy to offer you my help, but it is very important that you enjoy your sport".

Source: UCAM