RONAK JITEKAR
Athlete Profile & Identity

About Ronak Roshan Jitekar

Sub-Junior -105 KG Division Powerlifter representing Team India under the technical guidance of Coach Vishal Mulay.

Ronak Jitekar Raw Powerlifter Portrait
IPF Division
National Gold Medalist
National Records
Squat 288kg | Deadlift 265.5kg
01Daily Discipline & Bio

WHO IS RONAK?

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Ronak Roshan Jitekar is an elite sub-junior powerlifter competing in the -105kg class under the IPF / Powerlifting India federation. Born in 2009, he represents the vanguard of Indian strength athletics, having claimed Gold at the 2026 Equipped National Powerlifting Championships at just 16 years old. Under the technical guidance of coach Vishal Mulay, Ronak holds the Sub-Junior National records in the Squat (288kg) and Deadlift (265.5kg), proving that elite performance is forged through absolute consistency and technical discipline.

Athlete Mission: To push the boundaries of Sub-Junior strength, establish uncontested national records in both classic and equipped powerlifting, and represent India on the IPF international stage.

Age16 Years
Weight Class-105 KG (Sub-Junior Division)
Experience1+ Years
CoachVishal Mulay
CityPanvel, Maharashtra
CountryIndia
01Precision Execution

Daily Schedule

  • 06:30 AM — Mobility work, activation patterns, and active recovery movements
  • 09:00 AM — Precision nutrition intake (high protein, clean carbohydrate complex)
  • 01:00 PM — Main heavy training block (Barbell Squat / Bench Press / Deadlift programming)
  • 04:00 PM — Post-workout recovery protocol, hydration, and nutritional replenishment
  • 08:00 PM — Programming review, technique video analysis, and study check-ins
  • 10:00 PM — Sleep hygiene protocol ensuring a minimum of 8.5 hours of deep rest
02Platform Standards

Core Values

Technical Mastery

Perfect form is the foundation of long-term strength. No shortcuts, no high squats, no soft lockouts.

Consistent Execution

Success is the sum of small training details repeated day in and day out with maximum intent.

Data-Driven Approach

Lifting is a science. Progression is tracked, metrics analyzed, and fatigue strictly managed.

Relentless Resilience

Injuries, plateaus, and bad training sessions are variables to solve, never reasons to quit.