AscentCode | Episode 25 | Suhas Yathiraj |
IAS officer. District Magistrate. 2 AM training. Two Paralympic Silvers.
What happens when your day job is already full? Suhas Yathiraj engineered the hours others were not using.
ASCENT CODE: Episode 25
The IAS Officer-Athlete
Suhas Yathiraj, The Gen‑Z Speed‑Runners
THE PATTERN
Congenital ankle impairment. Cleared UPSC. Became IAS officer. Badminton was a hobby.
At 36, entered elite para‑badminton. While serving as District Magistrate of Noida during COVID-19, he trained at 2:00 AM after administrative duties ended.
Tokyo 2020: Silver. Paris 2024: Silver. Two Paralympic medals. Built in the hours between 2:00 AM and dawn.
⚙️ THE 2:00 AM METRIC: The hours between midnight and dawn are low‑demand in most schedules. He claimed them. Not sacrifice. Optimisation.
This is exactly where most professionals get their time framing wrong. They say “I don’t have time.” Suhas found the hours others weren’t using.
Most people never understand why 2:00 AM training produced two Paralympic Silvers. And that’s exactly where the Speed‑Run Code reveals itself.
👉 The full breakdown of how to engineer your 2:00 AM →
Also explore: Episode 24: Tek Chand — The Maverick Code
🤔 What hour in your schedule is currently unclaimed, low‑demand, and available for engineering?
👇 Drop your answer in the comments. The #AscentYouTribe learns together.
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