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byPragati GuptaTraining in HSR Layout & across BengaluruStarts from3,500 per monthView full gallery

Whether you are training for your first 5K or chasing a personal best in a full marathon, I help you build the physical strength and mental endurance to cross that finish line.

This is the feeling I chase and the feeling I coach my runners to find. It's that moment of pure freedom and joy on a run, where all the hard work pays off. This is what running is all about.

A strong run starts in the gym. I build comprehensive strength training plans for my runners, focusing on everything from barbell deadlifts and weighted sit-ups to hanging leg raises and kettlebell squats to ensure a powerful, injury-free journey.

The pure, unfiltered joy of conquering a goal. This was me after finishing the Chicago Marathon, a World Major. I help runners set ambitious goals and create the structured plan to get them there, one triumphant leap at a time.

Our running fam, our community. We start together and finish together, celebrating every milestone. This is the energy and dosti that fuels our training, right here in front of Bengaluru's Vidhana Soudha.

Coaching is about sharing knowledge. Here, I'm breaking down the importance of a proper warm-up, including dynamic movements like lunges and squats. A good warm-up is crucial for loosening muscles and preparing the body for a great run.

This is the look of pure focus mid-race at the Chicago Marathon. It's not always smiles; it's about digging deep and finding that mental toughness. I coach my runners to push through these challenging moments and stay strong.

The reward for months of dedication. Holding the Chicago Marathon medal against the city's iconic backdrop is a reminder of what's possible. This is the kind of unforgettable moment we train for.

My training philosophy goes beyond the pavement. We build functional strength with exercises like tire flips, sled pulls, and lat pulldowns. This kind of work builds the power and resilience needed for long-distance running.

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Most runners think the work is done solely by hitting the pavement, but true endurance is built with consistent strength training. I incorporate functional movements like deadlifts, squats, and plyometrics directly into your plan because a strong, resilient body is the only way to stay injury-free when you finally hit that tough 30km wall.

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