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Master the Squat and Bench Press with Coach Vishwanath

byVishwanath BhaskarOnline coaching & Studio training in JayanagarStarts from4,500 Per MonthView full gallery

Squats and bench press are the bedrock of strength. Whether you are chasing a PR or building a solid physique, these foundational lifts demand technique, consistency, and a strong mindset.

A year ago, I struggled with a 603kg belt squat. Today, I crushed 702kg for 5 reps. This exercise is a game-changer for building leg strength and size without stressing your spine.

The front squat is a key exercise for core strength and quadriceps development. It reinforces good posture and improves mobility, making it essential for any athlete. Here I am working with 140kg.

A 202.5kg bench press to secure the Overall Gold Medal at the State Championship. This victory is not just strength; it's faith, focus, and Hanuman Ji's blessings.

From PR to reps. A year ago, 130kg was my personal best on the bench press. Now, I'm repping it out. This is how you turn a weakness into a strength.

Day 19 of my transformation. Close grip bench press for triceps strength and lat pulldowns for back stability. Not every session is heavy; some are about building the details.

Day 12 of my transformation. 295kg for 2 solid reps on the squat. Every rep is a test, and every set is a step towards the goal.

Bench press with 100kg for reps. Some days are not about chasing big numbers but about showing up and putting in the work. Consistency is where real strength is built.

A 120kg bench press for reps. I'm focusing on upper body strength while my lower body recovers from an injury. A proper rehab plan is key to staying in the game.

Week 1, Day 1 of a new routine. 105kg bench press for 7 reps. Rebuilding my strength while working on injury rehab is a steady process.

130kg bench press for 5 reps across 3 sets. Building strength and endurance one rep at a time. Consistency, discipline, and improvement are the goals.

About Building the Foundation: Squats & Bench Press

I don’t believe in shortcuts, and that starts with your form on the big lifts. Whether you are squatting to build quad density or benching for upper body power, we focus on safe, effective cues that actually transfer to real-world strength. Before you commit, know that I emphasize blood-work-backed nutrition and deliberate recovery, not just mindless heavy lifting.

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