State and National Swimming Champions
Medals are the outcome; the real victory is the discipline, grit, and thousands of hours of technique training that lead our swimmers to the state and national podiums.
A proud moment with Aarez Asif at the Haryana State Junior Aquatic Championship. His haul of 4 gold and 2 silver medals, along with the Individual Champion trophy, is a direct result of his incredible work ethic.
Four gold medals for our golden girl, Lakshita Singh, at the Asmita Khelo India Women's Swimming League. She dominated the 100m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 100m Butterfly, and 200m Individual Medley.
Darsh Singh, our 2024 Haryana School State Champion in the 200-meter butterfly. This action shot captures the focus and power that led him to victory and qualified him for the National School Games.
Lakshita Singh stands on the block, focused and ready. She became the Haryana State Champion in the 100 Freestyle, a race won with a combination of speed and perfect technique.
"I broke my time by 15 seconds." Listen to Ujjwal Yadav after winning gold in the 400m Freestyle at the Haryana State Junior Swimming Competition. This is the kind of progress we strive for.
"I will work more harder to continue with this gold medal." The champion's mindset is already there. Here is our golden girl, Gurmehar Kaur, sharing her experience after a big win at the Haryana State competition.
From pre-race excitement to post-race victory. Amiera Singhal shares her journey of smashing her personal best by 25 seconds to win gold in the 800m Freestyle at the Delhi State Swimming Competition.
Another shot of Darsh Singh on the podium at the CBSE National Championship. This national achievement is a proud moment for our academy and for Haryana swimming.
Ujjwal Yadav with his two bronze medals at the CBSE North Zone Swimming Championship. He showed incredible endurance in the 400-meter freestyle and 100-meter butterfly events.
Aarez Asif had an amazing run at the CBSE North Zone Championship, bringing home two golds in the 50-meter freestyle and 50-meter backstroke, plus two silver medals.
About National & State Champions
Getting to the state podium isn't about natural talent; it is about the technical drills we run at the Eicher School pool every day. Whether we are perfecting your zero-breathing technique for those final crucial meters or analyzing your stroke in frame-by-frame video sessions, our Elite National Performance Squad is built to handle the pressure of competition. If you want to move from local meets to the national circuit, we focus on the race strategy and split times that actually win medals.
Building Champions, Stroke by Stroke
Success in the pool is not a coincidence. When you see our swimmers on the podium at Haryana State or CBSE National meets, you are seeing the result of a specific process. We don't just swim laps; we train with intent.
Our Competitive Edge
- Technique over Volume: We break down every stroke into phases. Our swimmers focus on efficiency, reducing drag, and maximizing power. You will see this in the results—our swimmers consistently smash their previous Personal Bests (PBs), often by 15 to 25 seconds.
- Strategic Racing: Racing is 50% physical and 50% mental. We teach our swimmers how to pace themselves in events like the 400m and 800m Freestyle, and how to execute a 'zero-breathing' finish in a 50m sprint.
- Data-Driven Feedback: We use poolside video capture to detect errors that the naked eye misses. By reviewing these clips with the swimmer, we fix form issues instantly.
- Mental Toughness: Competition pressure is real. We train to stay calm. Whether you are 6 years old at your first Biathle event or 16 at the Nationals, the goal remains the same: show up, grit your teeth, and race.
Join the Performance Squad
Our Elite National Performance Squad is for swimmers who are ready to take the next step. Training includes 90-120 minute sessions, specialized finswimming drills, and personalized race planning. We train year-round at our heated pool in Eicher School, Faridabad, so the weather never disrupts your rhythm.
If you are tired of plateauing and want to see what happens when you combine real effort with expert coaching, come join our lane. Let’s see what you’re capable of.
Jitender Tokas
I'm Coach Tokas, and for me, success isn't about finding talent—it's about building it. I spend my days at the pool helping swimmers turn raw effort into race-day results, whether that’s a first medal or a national qualification. We don't just swim; we train to compete.
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