Sport-Specific Performance Training in Gurugram
I design training to make you better at your specific game. Whether you are a boxer needing punching power, a basketball player wanting a higher vertical, or a sprinter looking for more speed, every drill has a purpose.
The landmine punch is a fantastic exercise for any fighter. It develops hand speed, rotational power, and strength that translates directly into a harder punch.
This is how strength training supports combat sports. I combine heavy bag work for boxing technique with heavy deadlifts to build the raw power behind every punch.
A perfect combination for any fighter: box and lift. I use jump rope and shadow boxing for conditioning and footwork, then hit heavy deadlifts to build the strength that wins fights.
If you play basketball, this is for you. I build programs to directly increase your vertical jump with exercises like trap bar jumps, box jumps, and squat push presses. We train to dominate on the court.
For my fighters, power is everything. This tutorial shows how I combine boxing drills with strength exercises like the landmine punch and push press to increase your hand speed and knockout power.
About Sport-Specific Performance
When I train a fighter, we do not just lift weights. I use tools like the landmine punch to develop rotational power and hand speed that translates directly into a harder hook in the ring. It is about teaching your body to produce force efficiently for your specific sport, not just chasing a pump or counting reps. If your training does not help you perform better in your game, you are wasting your time.
True athletic performance requires more than just getting big muscles. I build programs that optimize your body for the specific demands of your sport. If you are a basketball player, we focus on vertical jump height using trap bar jumps and box jumps. If you are a combat athlete, we focus on explosive power in the sagittal and transverse planes to increase your knockout potential.
My approach is built on three main pillars:
- Explosive Power: We utilize plyometrics and Olympic lifting derivatives to teach your nervous system to fire quickly. This is how we take a slow athlete and make them fast.
- Movement Quality: I assess your ankle mobility, hip health, and core stability first. If you cannot move correctly, you cannot train hard without getting injured. We fix the weak links so you can stay in the game.
- Sport-Specific Transfer: Every movement we do in the gym has a reason. We do not just do squats because they are popular; we do them to build the leg drive needed for your specific sport. I analyze your needs—whether you need reaction time, agility, or raw force—and build a 60 to 75-minute session that pushes your limits.
Training is not always about going until you fail. It is about training with intent. We track your lifts, we record your sets for form correction, and we adjust the volume based on your recovery. This is not for everyone. This is for the athlete who wants to show up to the court, the field, or the ring as an unstoppable force.
Shivam Singh
I am Shivam, and for me, the gym is a temple. I do not care about aesthetics, I care about building athletes who can perform, hit harder, and jump higher. If you are ready to put in the real work and avoid the shortcuts, I will be right there in the trenches with you.
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