Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce continues to prove that age is just a number, performing at the highest level even at 34. She won two medals at the recent Tokyo Olympics 2020, adding to her portfolio of incredible victories. Moreover, she set the third-fastest time in women’s 100-meters competition at Lausanne Diamond League in August,10.60 seconds. With speculations of retirement rising now, she talked about her plans after her athletic career.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce reveals her plans

In a recent interview with REVOLT, she opened up on her plans for the future and wanted to focus on reaching out to social problems.

“I?m very serious about community-building because I believe that a lot of raw, untouched gems are in our communities, but they need to be uprooted, polished, and sent out,” she said.

Most athletes find something important in their sporting careers while wanting to contribute to the betterment of society and themselves. Likewise, Fraser-Pryce wants to carry forward her knowledge of the sport to help upcoming athletes perform to the best of their abilities.

“I?m also thinking of hosting PR and etiquette seminars for a lot of my Jamaican athletes back home in sports and looking forward to having a greater impact when it comes to athletics in my country,” said Fraser-Pryce.

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Fraser-Pryce wants to be a psychologist

When speaking about athletes taking education seriously, Katie Ledecky is a perfect example. She took a major in Psychology and a minor in Political Science this summer at Stanford. Likewise, Fraser-Pryce shared her intentions of getting a degree as well. She spoke about her love for psychology in the interview.

“I?m still thinking about going back to school because I started my master?s in applied psychology, but then Zyon, my son, decided to show up, so I had to defer. That?s something that I?m looking forward to doing because I still want to be a sports or health psychologist,” said Fraser-Pryce.

Despite all this, her career is not over; she continues to defy odds and perform beyond expectations.?Safe to say, Fraser-Pryce is a legend in athletics and she will surely dominate wherever she goes.

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