We coach, we don’t cheer
Every session on this floor has a coach in it who knows your numbers and will tell you when the set was bad.
Six programmes, organised by what you actually want. Six coaches who know your numbers. One room in Jhamsikhel that has been open since 2019.
Three goals, six blocks. Pick the outcome and the programme follows — nothing here is a class you drop into and forget.
Progressive hypertrophy work on a small number of lifts, at a volume you can actually recover from. You are weighed, measured and re-tested on a fixed schedule.
Twelve weeks of accumulating tissue.
Eight weeks on the upper body, honestly.
An intake strategy paired with lifting that protects muscle, and conditioning that does not wreck the next session. Waist, weight and lift retention are tracked together.
Aerobic base, positional strength and honest movement quality — for people who want to be capable rather than large. This is also where every new member starts.
Eight weeks building the base under everything else.
Six weeks to arrive properly.
Every session on this floor has a coach in it who knows your numbers and will tell you when the set was bad.
You get a block, a length and a test date. If you cannot see what week you are in, we have failed you.
You will learn the names of the people who lift at your hour. That is the point, and it is the reason people stay.
Positions before weight, every time. It costs six weeks and saves six years.
Everything I know, I learned from being under a bar that was too heavy. Sunita Gurung — Head of Strength
Each has a length, a session count, a written split and a test date. You always know what week you are in.
Twelve weeks of accumulating tissue.
Eight weeks on the upper body, honestly.
Ten weeks of conditioning that respects your lifting.
Twelve weeks changing the ratio, not the number.
Eight weeks building the base under everything else.
Six weeks to arrive properly.
Six members, their real block, and the numbers at both ends of it. Drag the week to watch them move.
Twenty-four weeks, two blocks, forty-five kilos on the squat.
Nine kilos down with her deadlift up eighteen.
A resting heart rate of 51 and a trek he did not have to stop on.
VAJRA is one long room on the second floor of a converted warehouse off Dhobighat Road, with a platform end, a conditioning end and a glassed studio in between.
It was built for lifting first. The floor is sprung under the platforms, the ceiling clears four metres so a bar overhead is never a problem, and the extraction runs hard enough that the room at 18:30 smells like a gym rather than like a crowd.

You will be met at the door, screened by a coach and put through a real session — not a sales tour. Wear flat shoes. We have everything else.