Sachin Kanvinde - Strength and Conditioning Coach

1. Improving overall strength and conditioning: Enhancing athletes physical abilities, including Strength, Power, Speed, Agility, and Endurance.
2. Exercise patterns: Designing and implementing effective exercise programs tailored to individual athletes or teams.
3. Fitness assessments: Conducting regular assessments to evaluate athletes progress, identify areas for improvement, and adjust training programs accordingly.
6. Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Program: Planning and implementing a structured, multi-year & season wise development program to optimise athletes growth and performance.
7. Progress monitoring: Regularly tracking athletes progress, adjusting training programs as needed, and using data to inform coaching decisions.
8. Team Goal : Working along with Skill Coaches & Other support staff for Injury Management & Skill Development.

\”Hello, I\’m Sachin Kanvinde from India, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach with a passion for helping athletes to achieve their full potential in skill performance by training them in Strength & Conditioning program. With 10  years of experience in the field, I\’ve had the privilege of working with athletes of all levels, from youth development programs to elite professionals.

My approach to strength and conditioning is centred around a holistic understanding of athlete development, incorporating exercise science, nutrition, and mental conditioning to drive optimal performance. I believe in creating personalised training programs that address the unique needs and goals of each athlete, while also fostering a supportive and motivating environment that allows them to grow and thrive.

I\’m dedicated to staying up-to-date with the latest research and best practices in strength and conditioning, and I\’m committed to helping my athletes achieve success not just in their sport, but in all areas of their lives. I\’m excited to work with athletes who are eager to push themselves to new heights and achieve their goals.\”