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Powerlifting & Weight Training with Real Form Focus

byDinesh ShuklaVisit XLR8 - The Real Crossfit at Prashant Vihar, Rohini, New DelhiStarts from3,500 per monthView full gallery

Lifting heavy is easy. Lifting heavy correctly, without injury, is a skill. I teach the 'sahi tarika' for every rep so you build real strength that lasts.

A client executing a clean and jerk with a barbell. I emphasize explosive power from the legs and a stable core to lift the weight overhead safely and effectively.

Heavy lifting requires focus and perfect form. Here, our head trainer is performing a heavy rack pull, demonstrating the dedication and strength we build at our gym.

A client performing a heavy barbell bench press with a spotter. Safety and correct technique are my top priorities, especially when pushing for a new personal record.

A client performing a deadlift with proper form. I ensure my clients maintain a straight back and lift with their legs to build strength and prevent injury.

A client doing an incline dumbbell press to target the upper chest muscles. I focus on a controlled movement and full range of motion for best results.

A client performing a chest press on a machine, followed by push ups. This superset is great for building chest strength and endurance.

A client using the T-bar row machine to build a strong back. I ensure he pulls with his back muscles, not his arms, for proper engagement.

No resolution, just realization. A client demonstrates a powerful clean and press, a result of consistent hard work and proper technique.

A client performing a standing dumbbell shoulder press. I make sure she uses a weightlifting belt for support and maintains a stable core to protect her lower back.

A client doing bent over dumbbell rows, an excellent exercise for building a thick and strong back. His form shows great control and muscle engagement.

About Powerlifting & Weight Training

The biggest mistake I see is people ego-lifting before they master the mechanics. Whether you are learning to deadlift, bench press, or squat, I don't just count your reps. I watch your spine, your foot placement, and your breathing. If your back isn't straight, we stop and correct it. That is how we lift heavy safely.

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