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Speed, Agility & Conditioning: Build Real Athletic Power

byRavi ChhikaraAt RV Sports Performance facility in GTB Nagar, New DelhiStarts from700 per sessionView full gallery

Yaar, stop chasing hollow speed numbers. Real athletic ability is built on the ground, not on a treadmill. If you are ready to work, let's get after it.

Get out of the four walls and breathe free. Humans perform best in their natural habitat. Here, our athletes are doing outdoor running and cycling on the rooftop facility.

Blood and sweat in all we do. Here, the Delhi Police team is working on rotational strength and power using the landmine press, an essential tool for building functional, real-world strength.

Once a week, we take the training outdoors. It's a chance to breathe free and connect with nature while still putting in the hard work.

Meditate and dominate. This drill focuses on speed endurance and change of direction. Athletes perform shuttle runs, concentrating on explosive turns to improve their agility on the field.

Meditate and dominate. This drill involves back pedaling for 10 meters and then sprinting forward for 10 meters. It's a simple but effective way to improve acceleration and body control.

Meditate and dominate. Hurdle work is fundamental for any athlete. We use various jump and movement patterns over hurdles to improve coordination, plyometric ability, and foot speed.

Meditate and dominate. We use unconventional equipment like tires for rotational workouts. These movements build core strength and rotational power that directly translates to throwing and hitting sports.

Meditate and dominate. This drill simulates game movements. Athletes run straight for 10 meters and then paddle back, repeating for timed intervals to build sport-specific endurance.

Meditate and dominate. A long run of 10 km to build the endurance base. Athletes today focus too much on speed work, but you need long-distance running to ensure your muscles can work for long hours.

Meditate and dominate. This is a high-intensity speed endurance drill. Athletes run 20-meter sprints for 40 reps, with the goal of not letting the timing dip on any rep.

About Speed, Agility & Conditioning

Most people think conditioning is just running until they drop, but that’s not training, that’s just fatigue. I focus on 'Meditate and Dominate' high-intensity intervals where the timing cannot dip. If your mind isn't set before the first step, your body won't perform when the game gets tight on the field.

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