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My Training Approach: Science Meets Traditional Strength

byFitness and Yoga CoachTrains at Anytime Fitness, Ghaziabad & across Delhi NCRStarts from800 Per SessionView full gallery

I combine modern biomechanics with desi training styles like sapate and mugdar to build functional strength that lasts. Here is a look at my training philosophy.

This is a detailed breakdown of the Barbell Push Press. I explain not just how to do the movement, but the science behind it, including which muscles like the anterior delt are working and the correct joint action. My focus is always on proper form to build functional strength safely.

Connecting with my roots through traditional Indian training. Here, I am using a Mugdar, a classic tool for building powerful shoulders, a strong back, and unbeatable grip strength. This is the kind of 'old is gold' training I mix with modern science.

Pushing my own limits with a 70kg dumbbell press. I believe in leading by example, showing the results of dedication, proper technique, and consistent hard work in the gym. This is the strength we can build together.

Fitness is not just about lifting. I use boxing drills on the heavy bag for high intensity cardio. It is a great way to build stamina, improve coordination, and release frustration.

Mastering the basics with 'Sapate', or Indian style pushups. This is a fantastic bodyweight exercise for building endurance and explosive power across the entire upper body and core. No equipment needed, just discipline.

Holding the Chaturanga Dandasana pose. This yoga asana is excellent for building strength in the arms, shoulders, and core muscles while also improving focus and stability. It is all about control.

Here I explain the Flat Bench Dumbbell Press, a fundamental chest exercise. I cover everything from setup, retracting your shoulders, and engaging your core to target the pectoralis major muscle effectively and avoid common mistakes.

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Training with me is not just about counting reps. Whether we are using commercial gym equipment for a hypertrophy split or swinging wooden mugdars for rotational power, every movement has a physiological purpose. I break down the biomechanics of your push or pull so you understand exactly what muscle—be it the pectoralis major or anterior delt—you are activating, and why.

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