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Build Lasting Strength with Progressive Overload

byAmit DahiyaOnline coaching available; In-person at 6262 Fitness studios, outdoors, and across Mumbai & BengaluruStarts from5,000 per month (billed quarterly)View full gallery

Forget ego lifting and endless reps. Whether you are at our Bandra or HSR Layout studio, we use compound movements to build a body that is functional, athletic, and built to last.

Want to burn 500 calories in under 45 minutes? This workout uses just four movements with 100 reps each. It's intense, effective, and shows how we use heavy dumbbells for maximum impact.

Proper form is everything. A common mistake in bicep curls and tricep press-downs is incorrect wrist position. This video shows you how a small tweak can maximize muscle engagement and prevent injury.

Age is just a number when it comes to strength. Here, my 42-year-old client performs the same movements with the same energy as me. This is why strength training is crucial, especially for women.

Feeling deadlifts in your back? You're doing it wrong. This video teaches you how to fix your form by starting with dumbbells to master the hip-hinge movement and engage your glutes and hamstrings, not your lower back.

Whether you want to build your glutes or quads, this video provides three targeted exercises for each. Learn the right movements to develop a balanced and powerful lower body.

Everyone wants a strong, well-shaped butt. Here are three of my most effective exercises for glute development, including prone butt kicks, hip-dominant step-ups, and deep lunges.

Training doesn't have to be complicated. This video highlights four fundamental dumbbell movements that have been a constant in my routine for years, explaining why dumbbells are often superior to barbells for balanced muscle development.

About Strength Training: Build a Body That Lasts

Most gym-goers focus on heavy barbells before mastering their movement patterns, which often leads to injury rather than growth. At 6262 Fitness, we prioritize dumbbell work because it highlights imbalances that barbells hide, forcing each arm to pull its own weight. If your back hurts during deadlifts, it is not the weight; it is your form. We fix that before adding a single kilo.

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