Jitendra is a physical fitness trainer at the Lifestyle Fitness Club. He has been actively involved in this profession for the past 23 years. He is in charge of teaching and providing guidance in aerobics, gym and muscle training, yoga, cardio, and diet plans for clients.

Born in Udaipur, Jitendra has always been interested in sports and fitness. He had a lifelong passion for exercise and believed that creating a gym would be the perfect business for him because it would continually drive his interest in fitness and encourage others to do the same.

Jitendra started his fitness career at the Dolphin Health Club. He then joined Penguin Health Club and began practicing as a trainer there. After pursuing a few fitness courses to better understand the fitness industry, he joined Fit Hub Gym and worked there for 18 years before joining the Lifestyle Fitness Club, where he is currently a trainer.

The COVID-19 pandemic taught us the value of maintaining good health. He believes that the fitness sector will see increased sales in the years after the pandemic because more people are realizing the value of living a healthy and fit lifestyle, which enhances immunity and improves mental health.

To begin, Jitendra says that one must try each workout on their own. Gradually improve one's fitness expertise by incorporating a variety of classes ranging from yoga to callisthenics, and finally obtain a fitness certification.

Drawing a comparison between the two, Jitendra says that in the fitness sector, experience is quite valuable because it allows one to learn more by dealing with a variety of individuals with various fitness goals and inclinations. Anatomy education and certification courses in health and nutrition are also essential. He attempts to push his clients to accomplish their best by acting as a team leader and friend to everybody.

Jitendra believes that current-generation children should be taught the value of patience and emotional control. He feels that one should keep a close eye on today's youth since they are typically driven by impulses and, when things go wrong, they either continue down the wrong path or commit themselves. Suicide and drug addiction are both very widespread among today's youth. Hence, he believes in helping the present generation. Finally, he says that life is short. Hence, one should stay fit, work hard, and enjoy the rewards of life.