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Moreover, are there notable individuals within in law schools who excel in fitness and could be highlighted?
(Got intrigued about this topic after reading a recent LI thread on lawfirms having gyms)
See jindal in comparison, one small gym for the entire campus
Hostel gyms (girls and boys) were vandalised by former students and converted into a common ac dorm room.
NLU gyms = Bajaj scooter
Harsh but true. The more money you spend on student infra the better your gym will be. Most NLU gyms have two broke-ass treadmills, one broke-ass bike and a few dumbbells, which are the only things of use and not damaged. But then just doing bicep curls is not enough for overall fitness: even girls won’t be impressed with only biceps if the rest of your body is too thin or too fat.
NLU Gym: free but you want Gold Gym
U cud say the same for the 90 percent job seekers going to law firms. Maa baap ne itna law pe Kharche kiye learning constitution and jurisprudence only to find punctuation errors in random documents