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Strength, Conditioning & Flexibility Classes in Delhi

byDev RajHome training across Delhi; Classes at studios in Laxmi Nagar & Yamuna ViharStarts from1,000 per sessionView full gallery

Build the real-world strength, core stability, and mobility required to master flips, parkour, and dynamic movement safely.

Bar training is a huge part of building the upper body and core strength needed for parkour. I'm spotting this student as she works on a pull-over, ensuring she has the strength to complete the move safely.

Stretching is a critical part of every training session. Here, I'm assisting a student with a hanging stretch to improve shoulder flexibility and decompress the spine.

The handstand is a fundamental skill for developing balance and shoulder strength. This student is practicing her hold after working on drills to kick up into the position.

We use various equipment to build foundational strength. Here, students are practicing cartwheels and other drills on incline mats.

Using a barrel mat is a great way to practice back flexibility and the motion for a back handspring. I'm spotting to ensure proper form.

The human flag is an advanced calisthenics move that requires immense core and upper body strength, demonstrating the peak of bodyweight control.

This student is using a barrel mat to work on his front handspring technique, building both strength and coordination.

We use a variety of drills to build strength and skill. This video shows students working on front handsprings and other tumbling passes.

Group stretching is an important part of our classes. Here, students at our Yamuna Vihar location work on their flexibility together.

Our physical fitness sessions include drills for the whole group. Here, we're working on dynamic movements and jumps to build explosive power.

About Strength, Conditioning & Flexibility

My strength sessions focus on functional power rather than just lifting heavy weights. We use parallettes, rings, and barrel mats to build the mobility and core strength you actually need for movement, not just vanity muscles. I am right there during every set, spotting your form and correcting your alignment, because I know that moving well matters more than moving fast.

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