State and District Championship Record
We do not train for participation. We train to DOMINATE. See how our athletes smash records and consistently stand on the podium at State and District meets.
My swimmer Veera Prathambir after securing 5 medals, including 3 golds, at the CBSE North Zone swim meet. Her gold in the 200m Individual Medley, a new event for her, was a particular highlight.
Yatharth Thakran qualified for his first National Games after winning his first gold medal at the CBSE North Zone games. He dropped an impressive 5 seconds in a 50m event within just 5 months of joining the academy.
Prapti Ghose being recognized as the 'Best Swimmer' at the CBSE North Zone Games. She earned this title by winning 5 gold medals in 5 events, all with personal best times.
Our team celebrating a 2nd Runner Up trophy at the District Swimming Championship. With just 7 swimmers, we clinched an incredible 40 medals, including 21 golds, and broke a 5-year streak to win the 'Best Swimmer' trophy.
Aryaman Suri on top of the podium after bagging 5 gold medals at a district championship. His clean sweep of events was accompanied by new personal best times.
Veera Prathambir named 'Best Swimmer of the Meet' after a stellar performance, clinching 5 gold medals. This is the result of her consistent hard work and dedication.
Prapti Ghose on the podium after clocking a personal best time of 28.81 in the 50m Freestyle, breaking the 29-second barrier for the first time and winning the event by a full second.
The Ace Aquatic Academy team after a successful Winter Swim Meet. We ended the year on a high note with 4 'Best Swimmer' trophies and over 30 medals, with every swimmer achieving personal best times.
Veera Prathambir dominating the 50m Backstroke at the CBSE North Zone meet. She won gold with a 2-second margin against a strong field that included national-level swimmers.
Prapti Ghose after winning 5 medals, including gold, at the CBSE swim meet in Pathankot. Her performance in the 100m Freestyle was the fastest among all age groups, securing her qualification for the Nationals.
About State & District Dominance
It is not luck that puts my swimmers on the podium. It is a calculated process: we use high-speed video biomechanics analysis to identify drag, then run race-simulation drills wearing tech suits to prepare for the pressure of the big stage. When you train like you compete, the results follow.
My philosophy of 'No Garbage Yardage' is exactly why our swimmers consistently dominate at district and state championships. While others pile on laps, we focus on efficiency. We analyze high-speed video to correct stroke mechanics and propulsion, then move immediately into race-simulation practices wearing tech suits. This is how swimmers like Veera Prathambir and Prapti Ghose shave seconds off their times and break through to the podium.
We prepare athletes specifically for high-pressure circuits like the CBSE North Zone, SGFI, and Khelo India meets. Whether you are stuck on a plateau or aiming for a National qualification, my method is to treat every training session with the intensity of a competition. My focus is on biomechanics, lactate threshold adaptation, and mental conditioning. If you are serious about winning, we build the training plan to get you there.
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