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Functional Fitness & Corrective Exercise Coaching in Delhi

byPraateek KundialSessions at 4 gyms across Dwarka, Dabri, and Paschim ViharStarts from1,500 per session (60 mins)View full gallery

Fitness is about moving better in your everyday life, free from pain. I use a blend of bodyweight exercises, mobility drills, and balance work to improve your posture and stability. Let’s build a body that is resilient in the real world.

This is one of my favorite moves from a Strong Nation class, a bodyweight exercise that challenges your core, flexibility, and shoulder stability all at once. It requires immense control and strength.

Plyometric pushups are an advanced move for building explosive power in your chest and shoulders. This exercise, which combines a pushup with a tuck, requires significant core strength and coordination.

Success is built on small, repeated efforts. This single-leg, single-arm overhead press is a perfect example of an exercise that challenges your balance and stability, strengthening the small muscles that prevent injury.

This is a clip from a Strong Nation class, a high-intensity workout using only your bodyweight. We focus on movements like lunges and high knees, synchronized to music to push your endurance.

Let the music shape your moves. Here I am practicing a floor-based movement from Strong Nation that builds core strength and coordination. It's a great example of how fitness can be creative and fun.

A glimpse into a full-body functional workout. It includes kettlebell sit-ups for core strength, deadlifts for power, weighted mountain climbers for conditioning, and dynamic stretching for flexibility.

You don't need a tripod when you have balance. This is me working on a crow pose, a calisthenics move that builds serious arm and core strength while improving your balance.

About Functional Fitness & Corrective Exercise

Most gym-goers lift heavy but neglect their movement patterns, which leads to nagging injuries later on. Whether you are dealing with a frozen shoulder, anterior pelvic tilt, or just a squat that never feels quite right, I use a 60-minute assessment to break down your technique and fix these issues before we add more weight. We don't just train hard; we train smart.

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