103 kg to
race floors.
Not motivation. Not a hack. An engineered reset. Tracked every kilogram, every split, every system that held or broke.
kg in 14 months
races completed
VO₂ max
body fat target
The visible proof
kg
Before photo coming
April 2022
HYROX Racer, 2026
The long road
April 2022
The starting point
Fatherhood began. Weight at 103 kg. Energy low, stamina poor, stuck in zombie mode.
103 kg
February 2025
The real shift
Shubhangini pushed hard enough that excuses started dying. Fitness stopped being a plan and became a standard.
March 1, 2025
Day one — systems begin
Official start at 90 kg. Calories, protein, workout split, weigh-ins, review loops — everything tracked.
90.0 kg
September 2025
HYROX Mumbai — first race
First official HYROX finish at 1:37:23. Proved the transformation was not cosmetic. Cramps, grit, finish line.
77 kg · 1:37:23
January 2026
Yoddha — racing with Shubhangini
Mixed doubles with wife. City rank 11, age-group rank 7. Partnership, strategy, and proof they can perform together.
1:03:25 · 73.8 kg
March 2026
HYROX Bangkok — better, not enough
Consistent run splits, improved sled work. Progress is measurable. Still not where it needs to be for Solo.
1:30:30
April 12, 2026
HYROX Bangalore Solo
No partner, no hiding. Every station alone. The race where the story becomes individual.
~72 kg
On the floor
HYROX Mumbai
1:37:23- ● First official HYROX finish
- ● Strong farmers carry and burpee broad jumps
- ● Cramps at row exposed training gaps
Yoddha
1:03:25- ● City rank 11 overall, age-group rank 7
- ● Husband-wife racing — strategy and execution under pressure
- ● Run segments strong, roxzone walking leaked time
HYROX Bangkok
1:30:30- ● Runs 2-7 consistently in 5:05-5:15 range
- ● Sled push improved, burpees controlled
- ● Measurable progress from Mumbai — not enough for Solo yet
HYROX Bangalore Solo
Upcoming- ● First solo race — no partner to share reps
- ● The defining individual test
- ● Target: finish strong, execute smarter
What changed
The transformation was never about willpower. It was about building systems that made consistency inevitable — calorie tracking, protein targets, no-zero days, weekly review loops. The same architecture thinking I apply to distributed systems, applied to my own life.
My wife was the catalyst. She pushed when I was stuck. She held the standard when my discipline was weak. The racing happened because someone refused to let me stay comfortable.