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bySnehit RaiOnline coaching; Training at RMV 2nd Stage & across BengaluruStarts from299 Per SessionView full gallery

I integrate biomechanics and velocity-based training to build explosive power for athletes. Real data for real results on the field.

This is Velocity-Based Training (VBT) in action. Instead of just lifting weight, we track bar speed to ensure every single rep is done with the right intent, maximizing power development and preventing burnout.

A behind-the-scenes look at my work with the Hubli Tigers cricket team. Strength and conditioning during the season is about maintaining peak performance and keeping athletes ready for game day.

Olympic lifts are more than just power exercises. This video breaks down the specific biomechanics of the snatch, clean, and jerk, showing how each movement is chosen to develop distinct athletic qualities needed for sports like cricket or football.

Translating gym power into on-field explosiveness. This drill focuses on developing the reactive strength needed for quick, powerful movements during a match.

A glimpse into my coaching process. I work with athletes across different disciplines, focusing on everything from foundational strength with trap bar deadlifts and bench presses to sport-specific power and speed on the track.

The foundation of all athletic power starts with absolute strength. Here, I'm performing a sumo deadlift, a key exercise for developing the posterior chain which is critical for sprinting, jumping, and explosive movements.

Not all jumps are the same. This video explains the science behind single-effort versus multiple-effort plyometrics and how I apply them to improve specific skills for athletes in cricket, badminton, and football.

The result of dedication and science-backed training. Celebrating the KSCA Maharaja Cup victory with the team, a testament to the hard work put in both on and off the field.

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I don’t believe in guessing when it comes to your physical output. When you train with me, we often use velocity-based sensors like Gymaware on your primary lifts. This gives us real-time data on your bar speed, allowing us to auto-regulate your intensity based on your actual recovery levels that day, rather than sticking to a rigid, pre-written percentage that doesn't account for how you feel.

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