3 or 6 months of 1-on-1 coaching from a certified female-fitness trainer who has coached 100+ clients, so you can build strength and steady energy without crash diets, 90-minute workouts or endless cardio.
It's Day 41 on the period tracker. Again.
You slept eight hours and still woke up tired.
By 3 PM you're fighting to keep your eyes open in a meeting.
Before Sunday's family function, you'll spend twenty minutes on facial hair nobody else seems to notice. You'll pick the loose kurta, because by evening everything feels tight.
You've cut roti. You've tried keto. You've done the 6 AM treadmill. Every time it ended the same way: one missed Monday, a ruined week, and that voice saying you failed again.
You didn't fail. You were handed plans built for someone else's body and someone else's day.
Working women. Busy weeks. No extreme plans.
Stronger without exhausting herself
Believed PCOS meant pushing harder in every workout. With flexible sessions adjusted to how she felt each day, she's building strength, consistency and confidence without the pressure.
"I learned that workouts don't have to be exhausting to be effective."
From restarting monthly to a real routine
Would start perfectly, then lose the routine whenever work got busy or energy dipped. A structured program replaced random workouts, and she's now comfortable with strength training.
"This time, I feel like I have a process I can actually follow."
Better stamina, visibly stronger
With coaching focused on proper technique and safe progression, she saw noticeable improvements in fitness and stamina, plus visible development in her shoulders and arms.
"His attention to proper technique has helped me become stronger, more disciplined and confident."
Read these. If four or more sound like you, your willpower isn't the problem. Your plan is.
An hour on the treadmill, a smaller dinner, and the next morning you feel worse. Lots of cardio on very little food tends to drain the energy you were trying to build.
Muscle is one of the main places your body uses blood sugar. Strength training is the part most plans skip.
So you stayed on 1 kg dumbbells for a year. Or you copied a heavy routine from Instagram and your back paid for it.
The right weight, chosen for you and increased step by step, makes you strong, not bulky.
It assumed a 6 AM workout and a quiet evening. Your day has a commute, deadlines and a family that needs you.
A plan that ignores your day gets ignored by your day.
Don't lift. Lift heavy. No rice. Only salads. Fast till noon. Every account sounded completely sure of itself.
Too much advice ends up working exactly like no advice.
You start perfectly, work gets busy, the routine breaks, and you plan to start again next month.
Consistency isn't a perfect week. It's a plan that still works in a bad one.
No questions about your sleep, your cycle, your old knee injury or how drained you were that day. Just the scale.
You need a coach who asks how you feel before telling you what to do.
You were never lazy.
You handle deadlines, a commute, a family and a body that doesn't always cooperate. You've shown up for everyone else for years. The problem was never your willpower.
The problem is that nobody built a plan around the life you actually live, and the body you actually have.
A plan that fits between meetings. That has a lighter version for low-energy days. That works alongside your gynaecologist's advice, not against it. With someone checking in when you start to drift.
Diet charts don't do that. Apps don't do that. Most gym trainers don't even try.
A quick drop on the scale is the one thing they can always show you. Nobody checks what happens in month three, when the energy crashes and the routine breaks.
And when it does, they know exactly who you'll blame. Yourself.
Ashitosh will never promise you a cure, a date for your next period, or a number on the scale. He promises a plan built for you, and a coach who keeps adjusting it until it works in your real life.
Runs over 3 or 6 months. Not a generic app. Not a PDF. 1-on-1 coaching on Zoom or in person, with WhatsApp support in between.
Before a single workout is written.
We map your schedule, training history and symptoms, then build your personal training plan.
Learn the movements. Build the habit.
You train 1-on-1 with Ashitosh, learning proper technique in sessions that fit your day.
Plans don't fail. Life happens.
Your plan changes as you get stronger and as your weeks change, so you keep going.
Strength that lasts after the program.
You leave knowing how to keep training on your own, long after coaching ends.
These four phases are how Ritu went from restarting every month to a process she can actually follow. What would steady energy and a stronger body do for your workday, your evenings and your confidence?
Every plan is built and reviewed personally by Ashitosh, so he only takes on a limited number of clients at a time. Three months from now, one of two things will be true.
Still restarting every Monday. Still tired by 3 PM. Still scrolling for the next PCOS plan that promises everything.
Energy left for your evenings. Workouts that leave you stronger, not wrecked. A plan you understand and can keep following.
Nobody can honestly promise that, and Ashitosh won't. This is fitness coaching that works alongside your gynaecologist's care. The focus is what training can genuinely help with: strength, energy, consistency and confidence in your own body.
Ashitosh is certified in female fitness and special population training, and this program is built specifically for women with PCOS. Your symptoms, sleep, cycle and past injuries are reviewed before a single workout is written.
That's exactly who it's built for. Sessions are planned around your schedule, and there's a lighter version for days when your energy is low, so one tough day never turns into a lost week.
No. Past injuries are part of the first assessment, and exercises are chosen and adjusted around them. You'll never be pushed into a movement that isn't right for you.
Both. Sessions run on Zoom or in person, with WhatsApp support between sessions so you're never left guessing.
There are 3-month and 6-month programs. Ashitosh will walk you through the options on the free call, along with whether the program is the right fit for you.