-Dubbed ‘The Paisley Powerhouse’, Scotland and Team GB table tennis champion Martin Perry was born without hands and only one leg. Yet at just 26 years old he has won 52 international medals.
So what drove him to pursue a career in a sport in which hands are surely a prerequisite?
What are Martin’s drivers? What keeps him going? What are his values? What are his non-negotiable traits in a team-mate?
And what does a winning mindset look like for an elite athlete in a sport with more than one billion followers?
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Dubbed ‘The Paisley Powerhouse’, Scotland and Team GB table tennis champion Martin Perry was born without hands and only one leg. Yet at just 26 years old he has won 52 international medals.
So what drove him to pursue a career in a sport in which hands are surely a prerequisite?
What are Martin’s drivers? What keeps him going? What are his values? What are his non-negotiable traits in a team-mate?
And what does a winning mindset look like for an elite athlete in a sport with more than one billion followers?
