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Master Powerlifting: Squat, Bench, and Deadlift

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

Real strength comes from technique, not just lifting heavy blindly. Whether you are training for a new PR or fixing your form, I ensure your mechanics on the Big 3 lifts are solid so you stay injury-free.

A client performs a heavy squat on the Smith machine. This is a great way to build confidence and strength in the squat pattern while maintaining control.

The leg press is a game-changer for building powerful legs. It allows you to load up the weight to strengthen your quads, hamstrings, and glutes, which directly translates to a stronger squat and deadlift.

Heavy lifting is our specialty. This client is performing a rack pull, a powerful variation of the deadlift that builds immense back and grip strength. We focus on breaking personal records safely.

A client executes a clean and jerk, a complex Olympic lift that builds total body power, speed, and coordination. Proper technique is everything, and we drill it until it's perfect.

A client working on his deadlift form. This fundamental powerlifting exercise is the ultimate test of strength, and we ensure every rep is performed with a straight back and strong leg drive.

An incline dumbbell press in action. This is a fantastic accessory exercise for the bench press, helping to build upper chest strength and shoulder stability.

This client is performing a chest press on a machine, followed by push-ups. This combination is great for building chest muscle and endurance.

The hip thrust is a key exercise for building powerful glutes, which are essential for a strong squat and deadlift. We use this to improve lockout strength and overall athletic performance.

Here a client is performing a weighted hip thrust. This exercise directly targets the glutes to help improve posture and get rid of lower back pain by strengthening your posterior chain.

A client demonstrates a perfect bodyweight squat. Before we add weight, we ensure the fundamental movement pattern is flawless to build a strong and safe foundation.

About Powerlifting Mastery: Squat, Bench, Deadlift

Most people try to hit a personal record by compromising their form, which is exactly how injuries happen. I focus on the Big 3 lifts by correcting your bracing, bar path, and foot drive. You will not just lift heavier weights; you will learn the mechanics behind every rep so you stop relying on momentum and start building real, sustainable strength.

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