Every muscle. Every session. Designed specifically for women who train seriously — not generic workouts with pink dumbbells. Science-backed, coach-programmed, Sahil Fitness approved.
Bangalore's leading Strength & Physique Specialist, coaching women to transform their bodies through progressive overload, science-backed programming, and relentless discipline.
At Sahil Fitness Club, Sahil has helped hundreds of women move beyond generic "toning" workouts to build real muscle, real strength, and real confidence — through advanced training protocols that respect women's physiology.
| Timing | What to Do | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Workout 60–90 min before |
Carbs + moderate protein. Rice, banana, oats + paneer/egg whites. Avoid heavy fats. | Fuels training intensity and prevents muscle breakdown during the session. |
| Post-Workout Within 45 min |
30–40g protein + fast carbs. Whey + banana, or rice + chicken. Don't skip this. | Initiates muscle protein synthesis. The most critical nutrition window of the day. |
| Daily Protein | 1.6–2.0g per kg of bodyweight. Spread across 3–5 meals. Prioritise whole food sources. | You cannot build or maintain muscle without adequate protein. Period. |
| Hydration | Minimum 3 litres water daily. Add electrolytes on heavy training days (especially legs). | Dehydration reduces strength by 10–20%. Most women train significantly dehydrated. |
| Menstrual Phase | Increase iron-rich foods in the week after your period. Reduce training intensity during menstruation if needed. | Hormonal changes affect recovery, strength, and energy levels. Training around your cycle improves results. |
Ready to transform? Reach out directly for custom workout plans, 1-on-1 personal training, or nutrition guidance at Sahil Fitness Club, Bangalore.