As a fitness enthusiast and coach, Lucky has been running a fitness club in New Delhi. Additionally, he has won several zonal and national events.

Lucky Yadav owns and runs the LKY Fitness Club in New Delhi.

As a fitness coach by profession, he emphasizes that putting in the necessary effort towards a goal will eventually yield the intended outcome, regardless of how long it takes. He goes on to say emphatically that you should never give up and you must dedicate yourself to completing the task at hand.

Lucky, a native of Najafgarh, studied at a government school for his 12th grade and then did a Diploma in Hotel Management in order to pursue a job in the hospitality sector. He met a fitness instructor during his first employment, and it was the coach's personality that inspired Lucky to pursue a career in fitness. After that, he completed a fitness degree to start his career in the fitness field. Between 2012 and 2016, he pursued a job. Following that, Lucky opened his own gym in Najafgarh. Afterwards, he worked three years as a freelance personal trainer and fitness consultant. He then acquired two franchises of a renowned fitness club in Patel Nagar and Dwarka, Delhi, in 2019.

Lucky tells us about his early years and how his father was in the Indian Army, which led the family to travel and experience different things. This stage, however, was brief since, while Ravi was in the seventh grade, Lucky's father died in an accident. The family went through difficult times as a result of their constrained financial situation.

Lucky has a strong love for cricket and even had aspirations of becoming a professional player. After a few years of hardship, Lucky realized this was not his calling and began looking for alternative possibilities. After pursuing a career in the hotel sector, he transitioned to the fitness industry.

In terms of his professional accomplishments, Lucky remembers winning a national tournament in Mumbai in 2014 which gave him a great sense of pride. He also triumphed in Delhi's zonal competition. During the National competition, Lucky had the opportunity to network with prominent figures in the industry worldwide. He takes delight in the fact that he was also treated like a celebrity. In addition, Lucky took home the North Zone level championship in August 2016.

When Lucky looks back on his mistakes, he tells us that he was upset that he could only place in the top 5 despite having trained hard for a tournament in 2019 with the hopes of winning the championship. He also tells us that he had to give up spending time with his family in order to prioritize sports. His family was aware of his career goals and encouraged him to pursue them.

Lucky says he has learned via a variety of experiences in life not to blindly trust others. To get results, concentrating on your task is equally important.Lucky adds that he goes through severe mood swings during competitions, which he attempts to control by watching comic shows like Tarak Mehta ka Ooolta Chashma and others. Lucky views Kishan Verma as his professional mentor, who taught him the value of patience in achieving desired outcomes, client management, and mentoring. Additionally, Lucky views Indian cricketing greats Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni as role models because of their perseverance and coolness, respectively.

Lucky advises anyone hoping to work in the fitness sector to never stop learning and to never limit themselves. It is crucial to cherish your education rather than pursuing financial gain mindlessly. Being patient is crucial because in this business, things take time.

"If you make efforts, success is bound to come, sooner or later," is his motto in life.