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Push-Up Progression Exercises To Build Strength In our previous article we covered the pull up progressions to master the strict pull up. In this article we will focus on the push up as it is also a foundational exercise in calisthenics that everyone should master. By doing a push up you lift about 70% of…
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Before you dive into the article, I wanted to pin this pull-up workout plan here, which you can explore once you feel ready to work on your pulling strength! Pull-up progression basics: The road to your first pull-up Pull-ups are one of the most essential calisthenics exercises. In terms of equipment, all you need is…
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Finding the motivation to train is difficult enough but in winter when it’s cold and the days are shorter we need an extra dose of willpower. The easier solution is to go to the gym, and I do just that a couple of times per year. Nine out of ten times though, I choose to…
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Handstands are one of the foundational exercises in calisthenics. It's an isometric movement that you can perform next to a wall or freestanding. Practicing handstands has numerous benefits but since it puts your body in an inverted position, it is important that you proceed with caution. If you have an existing condition like glaucoma, high…
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Calisthenics is bodyweight training rooted in strength, control, and movement. Learn its definition, history, and styles in this complete beginner’s guide.
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Are you thinking about starting a calisthenics workout plan but unsure where to begin? I’ve been there! When I first started with calisthenics, I had lots of questions—and that’s completely normal. In this guide, I’ll help you figure out how to create your own calisthenics workout plan, answer some common questions you should be asking…
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A complete guide on how to choose the best pull-up bars for a home gym Pull up bars are probably the second most important piece of calisthenics equipment, right after the gymnastics rings. Despite the super simple construction, they come in different shapes and sizes. The good thing about this is the fact that everyone…
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A former Soviet special forces instructor and strength coach called Pavel Tsatsouline introduced the concept of "Grease the Groove" or GtG in his 1999 book "Power to the People!: Russian Strength Training Secrets for Every American".  Grease the groove is a workout technique that optimizes the neurological "groove" of an exercise by producing maximal neurological…
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Find the best gymnastics rings for your training style—learn about materials, sizes, and features, and see why birch wood rings are the top choice for calisthenics.
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It’s important to clarify that this is not a comprehensive list of the most difficult exercises. We picked 10 challenging calisthenics moves that can be mastered with progression training. We grouped them into isotonic and isometric categories based on whether one repetition is defined as a few seconds of static hold or if it consists…
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