Champions Gallery: Our Medal Wall
These results are the outcome of consistent, hard-nosed training. From school sports days to State and National meets, our athletes have proven that discipline on the track translates to success.
The Delhi State Open Championships are a big test for us, and our athletes always rise to the occasion. This is a quick look at our team dominating the track, bringing home a haul of 4 Gold, 2 Silver, and 3 Bronze medals.
A proud gold medal win for our athlete in the North India Triathlon. This event tests all-round ability with a 60m sprint, long jump, and 600m run. Her strong performance in the sprint and jump gave her the points lead to secure the top spot.
A clean sweep at the School Sports Day with over 50 medals and 4 Best Athlete trophies. We celebrate every win, big or small, because it's a result of months of dedication. After the hard work, a little cake is well deserved.
A proud moment for me as both a father and a coach. Watching my son win at the Delhi State Annual Athletics Championships is special, but what makes me prouder is his discipline and hard work. The journey is long, and staying grounded is key.
This young champion showed his authority in the Triathlon, securing the Gold medal with a dominant performance. He was the fastest in the 60m sprint, had the best long jump, and achieved a personal best in the high jump.
Before the race, I challenged these boys to hit their target times. They delivered with personal bests, and Aryan secured a proud silver medal. These small challenges bring out the best in them.
Presenting our medal winners from various school sports meets. In just one month, our athletes brought home over 75 medals. From the youngest champs to our seasoned state-level runners, every medal tells a story of effort.
About this collection
A medal is just the final 10 seconds of a process that takes months to build. When our athletes stand on that podium, it is the result of thousands of hours spent on gait correction, plyometric drills, and race-day strategy. Whether it is a 100m sprint or a long jump, we focus on technical efficiency so that raw effort gets converted into winning time.
Success on the track is rarely an accident. It is usually the result of fixing a flawed arm swing, improving the drive phase out of the blocks, or adjusting the angle of a long jump takeoff. At Go Speed, we take athletes from various starting points—some are already fast, some are just finding their rhythm—and we apply the same technical rigour to all.
Our training approach for these champions involves:
- Technical Analysis: Using video playback to break down form, identifying why an athlete might be plateauing in their 200m or 400m pacing.
- Resistance Work: Utilizing drag sleds and parachutes to build explosive power, which is exactly why our athletes consistently secure 'Best Athlete' trophies at institutions like The Shri Ram School.
- Mental Conditioning: We train for the 'win', but we also train for how to handle a loss. Many of the medalists you see here have faced days where they didn't make the cut, only to come back stronger because they understood that speed is a skill you cultivate, not just something you are born with.
From Delhi State Championship hauls to Triathlon golds, these wins are not just about who finishes first. They are about the athlete who listened to the feedback, corrected their posture, and kept their head down until the finish line. If you are looking for a place where excuses are left outside the gate, you have found the right track.
Amit Khanna
I am Amit Khanna. I once held the title of fastest man in India, and now my goal is to pass that baton to the next generation. I do not believe in quick fixes, but if you are ready to put in the work and sweat, I have the blueprint to make you a champion.
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