Offers from Dharmendra
Advocate, Not Athlete
Advocate, not athlete — the listing says Mumbai athlete and that is not what I am. What I do is help people with demanding jobs fit training and some mindfulness into weeks that do not have room for either. Practical, not competitive. Nobody following me is preparing for anything; they are trying to get to a gym three times between Monday and Friday. So a post with your product works if it removes friction from that: kit that packs small, something that survives a commute, an app that does not need forty minutes. It does not work as performance gear for a competitor I am not. 25,094 people follow my Instagram in English, above the 19,600 printed here. Send the product and let a month pass.
Apparel Is Simple, Supplements Are Not
Apparel is simple, supplements are not, and this listing puts them in the same booking. Kit I can handle straightforwardly. Leggings, a shirt, shoes, a bag — I train in it for a month and say whether it held up, whether the seams went, whether it dried overnight. Nobody is harmed if I am wrong about a waistband. Supplements are a different category. I am a health and wellness advocate, not a dietitian, a doctor or a nutritionist, and India regulates what can be claimed about a nutraceutical for good reasons. So what I will say is what I took, for how long, and how the month went. What I will not say is what it does, who should take it, or that it replaces anything. If that limit does not work for your campaign, book the apparel half and leave the rest. 25,094 people follow my Instagram in Mumbai, in English, professionals in their thirties. Send the product with four weeks to test it.
Fitness Brands Ask for Bodies I Do Not Have
Fitness brands ask for bodies I do not have, and it is better to say that before you book. The photographs a lot of campaigns want are of somebody who trains twice a day for a living. That is not me and it is not anybody following me. What is here is somebody in Mumbai fitting workouts around a job, in my thirties, doing the same thing everybody following me is trying to do. That makes this the wrong listing for aspirational imagery and the right one for anything a working person would actually buy. Kit that goes in a bag, an app that fits a lunch hour, something you can use in a flat. I use it for a month before filming, in English, and I say if it did not fit the week. 25,094 people follow my Instagram, above the 19,600 this listing prints. Send the product and say what you can prove.
Showcase Is a Word That Hides Testing
Showcase is a word that hides testing, and I would rather do the second one. A showcase implies holding a product up and describing it. That takes twenty minutes and tells nobody whether it works. What I do instead is put it into four weeks of training and report what happened — whether the strap held, whether the app was still open in week three, whether the thing was quietly abandoned. That is a slower booking and a more useful one, and it means I might come back with something you did not want to hear. If you would rather have the twenty-minute version, another listing will do it. 25,094 people follow my Instagram in Mumbai, in English, professionals fitting training around work. Send the product and four weeks.
Form First, Product Second
Form first, product second, or the video is doing harm. A tutorial about an exercise has to get the movement right before anything else, because somebody will copy it. If a piece of equipment lets a bad pattern happen more comfortably, that goes in the video. I am not a certified trainer and I say so on camera; what I have is years of doing this around a job and reading properly. So your product sits inside a real instruction rather than replacing one. Resistance bands, a mat, an app, a piece of kit with a technique attached. 25,094 people follow my Instagram in Mumbai, in English, professionals in their thirties who train three times a week if the week allows. Send it and a month.
Reels That Report Rather Than Promote
Reels that report rather than promote — and the difference shows up in week three. A promotional reel says a product is good. A reporting one says what happened when somebody used it: the strap that loosened, the app notification that got switched off, the thing that quietly became part of the routine. The second is slower to make and harder to argue with. I train around a job in Mumbai and film in English, to 25,094 followers rather than the 19,600 this listing prints, professionals in their thirties. Send it and a month, and tell me what you can actually evidence.
Gym Bag, Mat, Desk, No Caption
In the bag, not in the caption — that is what a placement means and it is worth being clear. Your product appears in a training reel without being mentioned: in the gym bag, on the mat, on the desk before a session. No claim gets made about it because no claim gets made at all, which is why a placement suits things I could not honestly review. A shaker bottle, a towel, a bag, a watch. Not a supplement. 25,094 followers on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 printed. Send it with a fortnight to sit around.
Six in the Morning, Unedited
Frames from a gym at six, which is when this actually happens rather than when it looks good. Story frames are the unedited half of a fitness page: the alarm, the session that got cut short, the walk home. I put your product into that sequence rather than a composed shot, which is less flattering and more believable to people trying to do the same thing around a job. 25,094 followers on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 this listing prints. Send it and a fortnight, and expect frames where it did not get used.
A Category Ban Costs More Than This
A category ban costs more than this, which is the honest answer to the word in the title. Exclusive Instagram stories pack for fitness brands. If exclusive means no other fitness brand appears in my Stories during the window, that is a real commitment with a real cost, and it is not something that comes free inside a listing. Say what window you want and it gets priced properly. Without it, what I run is straightforward: frames across a week of training in Mumbai — the session, the kit, what got used and what stayed in the bag. In English, to 25,094 followers rather than the 19,600 this listing shows, professionals fitting exercise around work. Send it and pick a week.
Training Day, Including the Part I Skipped
Training day, including the part I skipped, which is what makes a takeover worth watching. A curated fitness day is a lie. A real one has a session that got cut short by a meeting, a meal eaten standing up, and an evening where nothing happened. Your product moves through that as it is used, or it sits in the bag and I say so. People following me are fitting exercise around work and they can tell when a day has been arranged. 25,094 on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 printed here. Send it a fortnight ahead so the day is not its first outing.
Live at Nine, After the Gym
Live at nine, after the gym, because that is when anybody watching this is free. The audience here works. A live at two in the afternoon reaches nobody; a live at nine in the evening reaches people who have finished, eaten, and are on a sofa deciding whether tomorrow morning is happening. That is the hour, and it is not negotiable if you want anybody in the room. What gets covered is what people ask: does the kit last, is the app worth paying for, how do you train when the week goes wrong. I answer from a month of using whatever you send. 25,094 followers on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 shown, in English. Send it early and pick an evening.
Takeover or Live, Not Both
Takeover or live, not both — the title says one and the type says the other. The title says Instagram Live fitness takeover and the offer type underneath is a takeover, which means a day of Stories rather than a stream. Those are different bookings with different prices and different amounts of work, so check which you wanted. What I hand over is a full training day in Mumbai: the early session, what got eaten, the evening, your product used where it fits and left alone where it does not. 25,094 followers on my Instagram, above the 19,600 shown, professionals training around work. Send it a fortnight early and tell me if you actually wanted the live.
Prizes People Will Actually Train With
Prizes people will actually train with beat prizes people will resell. A generic voucher gets entered for by anybody. A good pair of shoes, a bag that fits a laptop and kit, a year of an app — those get entered for by people who train, and the winner posts about it because it changed their week. That difference matters more than the entry count, which nobody should be selling you anyway. I run the rules in English, keep the closing date and check the winner. 25,094 followers on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 shown here. Send the prize and where you can ship inside India.
Four Weeks in a Working Week
Four weeks in a working week is what this bundle actually documents. Not a training block, not a transformation — a month of somebody with a job trying to train three or four times a week and sometimes managing two. I put your product through that and let the formats follow it: frames in week one, a reel in the middle, a permanent post at the end with what it was actually like. That arc is more useful to a brand than four separate pieces, because the audience here is trying the same thing and wants to know whether something survives an ordinary month. If it did not get used after week two, that is in the final post. 25,094 on my Instagram in Mumbai, above the 19,600 shown. Send it and six weeks.