Maddy coaches clients across Japan online — live classes stream in your local time, plans are built from your Body Scan, and pricing shows in JPY alongside INR. FitnessByMaddy has no physical location in Japan; it is an online coaching service that meets you in your own city. Pick your city below for class times computed to its exact timezone.
Powerlifting reduces training to a beautifully blunt question: how much can you squat, bench, and deadlift? Maddy's powerlifting coaching programmes those three lifts as a sport — technique coached to competition standards (depth, the pause, the lockout), loading run on percentages with effort regulated by repetitions in reserve, and blocks that accumulate volume, intensify, and peak on a date. Most of the training is deliberately submaximal; heavy singles are scheduled milestones, not weekly entertainment. Accessory work is chosen against your specific sticking points — where the bar slows, the log shows, and the plan responds. Whether you intend to enter a meet or simply want numbers you can defend, the structure is identical, and check-ins review your logged sets, bar-speed notes, and effort ratings before the next week's percentages are written.
Every city page computes the live-class timetable for that city's own timezone.
Live-class timetable in Japan (Tokyo) local time
Every time below is computed for Japan (Tokyo)'s own timezone (Asia/Tokyo), daylight-saving aware, for the week of 6 Sep 2026. Classes stream live from India (IST) — you join from Japan (Tokyo) with nothing to convert.
Class
Japan (Tokyo) time
IST reference
Length
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Mon 10:00 AM
Mon 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Mon 9:00 PM
Mon 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Mon 11:30 PM
Mon 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Tue 2:30 PM
Tue 11:00 AM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Tue 10:30 PM
Tue 7:00 PM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Wed 10:00 AM
Wed 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Wed 9:00 PM
Wed 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Wed 11:30 PM
Wed 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Thu 2:30 PM
Thu 11:00 AM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Thu 10:30 PM
Thu 7:00 PM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Fri 10:00 AM
Fri 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Fri 9:00 PM
Fri 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Fri 11:30 PM
Fri 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Sat 2:30 PM
Sat 11:00 AM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Sat 9:00 PM
Sat 5:30 PM IST
60 min
Worldwide Live Session
Sun 10:30 PM
Sun 7:00 PM IST
60 min
16 live sessions per week. Indicative schedule v1 — the exact class calendar and joining details arrive after your Body Scan. When a class crosses midnight IST, the local weekday shown is the day it actually lands in Japan (Tokyo).
The method — how Maddy coaches this
Squat, bench, and deadlift coached to competition standards: depth, the pause, the lockout.
Percentage-based loading with effort regulated by repetitions in reserve — heavy, not reckless.
Block structure that accumulates, intensifies, and peaks on a chosen date.
Accessories picked against your sticking points, which your logged sets reveal.
Max attempts are scheduled milestones, earned by the block — not weekly entertainment.
Who this is for:
Lifters who want their squat, bench, and deadlift treated as the sport it is.
Anyone eyeing a first local meet and wanting to arrive prepared, not surprised.
Source — effort regulated by repetitions in reserve: Helms ER, Cronin J, Storey A, Zourdos MC. "Application of the repetitions in reserve-based rating of perceived exertion scale for resistance training." Strength and Conditioning Journal, 2016.
What it costs in Japan
6-Week Fat-Loss Plan
₹1,499
12-Week Custom Plan
₹5,999
A powerlifting cycle is a percentage-driven, log-read project — the 12-week custom plan runs a full accumulate-intensify-peak block on your numbers.
Prices are billed in INR. Local figures are approximate conversions at mid-market rates (). Checkout runs in INR from the plans page — international cards work normally.
Common questions
Do I have to compete to train like this?
No. Plenty of clients run powerlifting-style training purely for the numbers and the clarity it brings. The standards are still coached — a squat to depth is a squat to depth — and if a meet ever tempts you, you will already train like someone who belongs there.
How is this different from general strength training?
Specificity. General strength training spreads effort across many patterns; powerlifting concentrates it on three competition lifts, with technique standards, peaking, and attempt selection as part of the craft. It is a narrower target hit much harder.
Is handling maximal weights dangerous?
The risk lives in unearned maxes, not in the sport. Training runs mostly submaximal with effort capped by repetitions in reserve, technique is coached before intensity climbs, and max attempts arrive on schedule with a block of preparation behind them.