Professional Workshops, Events & Credentials

I invest heavily in ongoing education because clinical practice should not stand still. I recently completed my Level 1 and 2 certification in the Movement Assessment Tool (MAT), which allows me to use objective data rather than guesswork when evaluating your range of motion, balance, and core stability. Whether I am sharing insights on a panel at the Delhi Half Marathon expo or leading a warm-up session for a local running club, my goal is to bridge the gap between complex sports science and the practical habits you use in your daily training.

Clinical rigor is the backbone of my work at Enkinetik. I do not believe in 'good enough,' which is why I constantly refine my methodology. My MAT certification was not just a course; it provided me with the objective, standardized systems needed to quantify movement capacity and spot kinetic chain asymmetries before they manifest as injury. When you come into the clinic, you get the benefit of this up-to-date, data-driven approach.

Community Engagement

I value the intersection of science and sport. Collaborating with brands like Puma, Adidas, and New Balance allows me to connect with the running community directly. When I lead a dynamic warm-up workshop, I am not just teaching movements; I am correcting the 'static stretch' myths that persist in many training groups. It is about teaching you to activate stabilizers, not just stretch muscles.

Speaking & Advocacy

From the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon stage to the BRICS Conference on Exercise & Sports Science, I participate in forums that push our field forward. I want to ensure the advice runners get is based on evidence, not internet trends. My work on these panels helps demystify sports injuries, whether it is discussing the 80/20 training rule or the importance of proper recovery protocols. If you see me at an expo or an event, come by and ask questions. I am there to learn from your challenges just as much as I am there to provide answers.