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Simple Calisthenics is one of the best calisthenics apps I’ve tried, with its personalized skill-based programs, progression tracking, and advanced customization options for every level of athlete.
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I created this 28-day calisthenics challenge: to help you not only improve your max hang time but also build the grip strength and endurance essential for mastering advanced skills.
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DIE RINGE is a calisthenics app developed by German sports scientists. What makes this app unique are the beginner friendly user interface and the workout plans tailored for skill based progression training.
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When it comes to fitness, we often think of gym memberships, fancy equipment, and expansive workout spaces. But what if you had none of that—just your body, a small room, and a strong will? That’s the reality that shaped Cell Workout by L.J. Flanders, a book born out of the restrictions of prison life. I’ll…
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With the holidays coming up, finding the right gift can be tricky, especially for those who love fitness and working out at home. But if you’re shopping for a calisthenics fan or someone keen on getting stronger using just their body weight, you’re in luck! Gifts that will help achieve their fitness goals There’s a…
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I love the idea of bringing isometric exercises into the workplace! Imagine a fun, friendly competition where everyone’s cheering each other on to see who can hold a plank or a wall sit the longest. It’s a lighthearted way to bring some fitness (and a little excitement) into the day—and it does wonders for building…
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When I started using resistance bands, I wasn’t sure they could really stand up to traditional weight training, especially when it came to building muscle and strength. But after a lot of trial and error, I discovered that bands bring some serious advantages—and a few limitations—compared to weights. Here’s what I’ve learned about the pros…
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This calisthenics routine is a perfect way to start bodyweight training at home, in the park, or while traveling. You only need two basic calisthenics equipment: resistance bands and a pull-up bar. It would be best if you had resistance bands in multiple colors/thicknesses to adjust the exercises' difficulty as you get stronger. If you…
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We’ve tested and handpicked the best calisthenics apps for both Apple and Android to help you achieve your fitness goals. Our selection criteria focused on the quality and variety of bodyweight exercises, clear instructions, personalized workout plans, user-friendly experience, and affordability. For more details about our selection methodology check the end of the article. Since…
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This guide presents the top seven calisthenics books that I believe will elevate your fitness journey in 2024. Whether you're a beginner eager to start your bodyweight training or an experienced athlete looking to refine your skills, these books offer invaluable insights, techniques, and teach you how to tailor workout plans to your needs.
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