The first summer edition of the show "Jeta SOT" on Kohavision began with two beloved figures in the sport of judo, judo master Driton Kuka and judoka Majlinda Kelmendi.
Kuka and Kelmendi spoke about the beginning of their journey in judo. They revealed the challenges, the barriers, the lack of conditions in their beginnings, and the golden state, European and world success of the duo on "JetaSOT".
Among her stories, judoka Majlinda Kelmendi also spoke about her "struggle" with mental health.
"When I ended my career, I had a very difficult year. I started having panic attacks," said the Kosovar judoka.
Regarding this topic, she emphasized the importance of health professionals and consultations with them as a way to help overcome emotional crises.
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Ten years since Majlinda Kelmendi's Olympic gold
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Master Kuka speaks about the Olympic glory that was built with effort
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18 years of statehood - Kosovo judokas, incomparable
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Majlinda, also sought after as a coach, rejects a big offer from the United Arab Emirates
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The World Cup for Kosovo Judo Athletes Ends