Raghu at Erawan waterfalls, Thailand 2019 — before his fitness transformation
2019 · Before
Raghu at the gym, 2025 — fit and strong after his transformation
2025 · After

Still Out of Shape
Even Though You Keep Trying?

A dad who went from 96kg to 62kg will show you exactly what's blocking your progress.

FIND OUT WHY
3 minutes 100% free Your specific blockers
96→62
kg transformation
6 yrs
results sustained
3–4x
workouts/week as a dad
NASM
certified personal trainer

Three things that decide if you get fit —
or keep trying.

Fix all three and results become almost inevitable. Ignore even one and you'll keep starting over.

Nutrition habits
You don't need a diet.
You need habits that survive Friday night.

Most dad diets fail at the first family dinner or office lunch. We find the two or three changes that actually stick — without cooking separate meals or going hungry.

Training consistency
Workouts that survive school runs, deadlines, and 9pm exhaustion.

Generic fitness plans are built for people with no schedule. We build around your actual week — so missing one session doesn't unravel everything.

Sleep and recovery
The real reason most dads quit isn't motivation. It's running on empty.

Poor sleep and unmanaged stress kill progress before the workout even starts. Fix recovery first and everything — energy, fat loss, consistency — gets dramatically easier.

✓ NASM Certified Personal Trainer
Raghu Ram
Creator of DadFit · Software Engineer · Dad
Raghu Ram before (96 kg, 2019) and after (62 kg, 2025)
2019 → 2025 · From 96 kg to 62–65 kg — maintained as a working dad
✓ NASM Certified Personal Trainer
Raghu Ram
Creator of DadFit · Software Engineer · Dad

I was a software engineer at 96 kg who got winded on a hiking trail while older tourists breezed past me. No personal trainer. No shortcuts. Just figuring out what actually works when you have a full-time job, a family, and eventually a toddler at home.

I went from 96 kg to 62 kg, earned my NASM Personal Training & Nutrition certifications, and now work out 3–4 days a week — fitting fitness around dad life, not the other way around.

−34 kg
weight lost
12–15%
body fat
6 yrs
maintained

78% of working dads say “no time” is their #1 reason for skipping fitness — yet the real barrier is having no system that fits their actual life. This assessment finds your specific blockers.

What a personal transformation
actually looks like for a dad

FAQs

It's 15 questions that map your actual life — your schedule, sleep, stress, eating habits, and fitness history — to identify the specific blockers keeping you stuck.

You get a personalised breakdown at the end. Not generic advice. Your specific blockers, with a roadmap to fix them. Takes 3 minutes.

It probably won't be — if you do the same thing.

The assessment is designed to find why your past attempts didn't stick. Not your motivation. The actual structural blockers: wrong timing, wrong program type, missing recovery, meal misalignment. Fix those, and the effort you've already put in starts working.

3–4 sessions, 45–60 minutes each. If that's too much right now, 2 sessions still works. The goal is to find what fits your actual week — not what a fitness magazine says you should do.

5:30 AM before the family wakes up. Lunch break. Post-bedtime. Whatever window exists, we use it.

No strict meal plan. No cutting out food your family eats.

You'll make small, specific changes that actually compound — without becoming the guy who can't eat at a restaurant or has to cook a separate meal at home.

The assessment is free. No credit card. No automatic upsell at the end.

If you want personalised coaching after seeing your results, that option exists. But you can take the assessment, get your roadmap, and never hear from me again. I built it because most dad fitness advice is generic. This gives you something specific to act on — right now.
Free · 3 minutes · No obligation

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FIND OUT WHY
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