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Functional & CrossFit Training for Real Strength

byDinesh ShuklaVisit XLR8 - The Real Crossfit at Prashant Vihar, Rohini, New DelhiStarts from3,000 per monthView full gallery

Build functional strength and torch fat using sleds, battle ropes, and tires. We focus on the 'sahi tarika' (correct method) so you get stronger without the injuries.

A client pushing the weighted sled on our turf track. This is a fantastic full-body workout for building leg power and endurance.

This is me in action during a competition, performing a kettlebell farmer's walk and a sled pull. This is the level of intensity and functional strength I bring to my training.

This is me in action during a competition, performing a kettlebell farmer's walk and a sled pull. This is the level of intensity and functional strength I bring to my training.

A client using a step board and light weights for a dynamic cardio and strength combination. This kind of workout keeps the heart rate up and builds coordination.

Using a slam ball to develop explosive power. This exercise works the core, shoulders, and legs, and is a great way to build athletic strength.

A client performing kettlebell lunges. This exercise challenges balance and builds unilateral leg strength, which is crucial for overall stability and power.

A female client flipping a heavy tire. This is a testament to the strength my clients build. Tire flips are a classic functional exercise for developing raw power.

A client using the vertical pulley rope. This unique exercise builds grip strength and works the back and arms in a way that mimics natural pulling motions.

A client doing a loaded carry with a heavy HITbag on his shoulder. This builds core stability, grip strength, and overall toughness.

Sledgehammer strikes on the tire build explosive core and upper body power. It's a high-intensity workout that is both challenging and a great stress reliever.

About Functional & CrossFit Training

At XLR8, we don't just throw weights around to make you sweat. Whether you are pushing the heavy sled or flipping a tractor tire, the quality of your movement defines your progress. Most gyms let you 'muscle through' exercises, which is exactly how shoulder and lower back injuries happen. I personally ensure your form is tight before we add intensity. We focus on building a strong posterior chain and core stability that actually carries over to your daily life, not just looking good in the mirror.

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