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Performance Training for Tennis, Swimming & Competitive Athletes

byAthletes LabVisit centers in Gurugram & Bhiwani; Available across NCRStarts from4,500 per assessmentView full gallery

We don't guess, we assess. Using science and real-time data, we engineer training programs that translate directly into speed, power, and resilience for your specific sport.

We helped India’s number one junior amateur golfer, Kartik Singh, elevate his game. We conducted a full performance assessment, identified key physical limitations, and designed a targeted training block that led to significant, data proven improvements.

Can one jump predict swimming performance? This video explains the Reactive Strength Index (RSI) test. By measuring how explosively a swimmer can jump off a force mat, we can quantify their potential for powerful starts and turns in the pool.

This video demonstrates how we turn data into performance for a tennis player from Singapore. We measured her rotational force, put her on a four week training block, and achieved significant improvements in power, leading to a faster and more explosive forehand.

We don't just build strength, we build resilience. This video shows how we assessed a tennis player's rotator cuff strength using a force sensor, identified a weakness, and improved it by over 17% in three weeks to prevent common shoulder injuries.

A look at our precision training for a badminton athlete. We use force sensors and velocity based training (VBT) to track power, speed, and strength in real time during exercises like squats, pulls, and plyometrics, ensuring every movement is optimized for on court performance.

A glimpse into a scientific testing session for a group of young badminton athletes. We conduct a battery of sport specific fitness assessments, including grip strength, countermovement jumps, and isometric pulls, to establish baseline data for their training programs.

About Training for Swimmers, Tennis & Other Athletes

Every sport imposes unique demands on your kinetic chain. If you are a tennis player, we focus on rotational velocity to increase your forehand power; if you are a swimmer, we prioritize explosive force off the starting blocks. You cannot train for these outcomes using generic gym routines. We use force plates and sensor-based movement screening to map your biomechanical limits, ensuring your training plan actually transfers to your game.

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