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Build Real Strength with Bodyweight and Samtola Training

bySheri PeriSessions at Tagda Raho studio in Sivanchetti Gardens, BengaluruStarts from800 Per SessionView full gallery

Move better, feel stronger, and connect with your body. We blend age-old techniques like the Samtola and traditional bodyweight movements to build lasting resilience.

This is the Samtola, or Indian barbell, one of my favorite pieces of equipment. It is incredibly versatile for a full-body workout, great for both conditioning and strengthening. You should definitely come check it out.

Here is a full-body workout circuit that requires no equipment. I've put together different exercises like the Dand (Indian push-up) and Bhaitak (Indian squat) to target different muscle groups and build strength anywhere.

People often think our training is just for shoulders, but have you experienced a leg day with us yet? We use tools like the Samtola and dumbbells to ensure all your lower body muscles are targeted effectively.

One percent better every day. That's my goal. This is my daily grind, combining skipping, weighted push-ups, and rope climbs. It’s about showing up and giving your 100 percent, even if that feels like 40 percent on some days.

You don't stumble across courage and strength; you cultivate it. You build it with daily choices, like doing rope climbs, push-ups, and sand jumps. You build it by picking yourself up every time you fall.

A typical day of training with us is a full-body experience. We use a combination of Dands, mudgars, and the samtola to work on balance, stability, coordination, and core strength. It's truly 'India ka apna workout'.

The Dand, or Indian push-up, is a complete full-body workout. This video breaks down how it activates both the posterior and anterior chains, engaging everything from your hamstrings and calves to your triceps and core.

Every little step is part of the process. Here, I'm using the Samtola and mudgar in a flow. I've found my peace with movement, and while it's challenging, that's where the real spice of life is.

About Bodyweight & Samtola Strength

Many people think starting with the Samtola (Indian barbell) requires prior strength, but it is actually the perfect tool for learning control. Whether you pick up our 1.8kg base weight or something heavier, we focus entirely on your grip, shoulder rotation, and form first. It is about building a foundation that lasts, rather than just hitting a rep count.

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