Here is a video where I talk about 6 push ups variations that you can do anywhere and that will help you target your chest and triceps.
These home workout sets are good for intermediate calisthenics practitioners. You can also use them if you are an "advanced" beginner and want to break a plateau in your push up training.
There are a lot of other different push ups and this selection is an introduction.
These push ups are made to trigger more angles and add variations to your traditional push up routine. I recommend using and mixing these alternatives in your training.
Let me know if you have questions and have a good workout!
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Many people want to do pull ups but their grip strength gives up after a few repetitions.
Keep in mind that your grip is one of the most important component of strength, and being able to hold a bar with a "false grip" will dramatically improve the quality of all your movements.
This will increase your pull ups, muscle ups, as well as push ups, handstands and more.
The "False" grip generates a lot of contraction in the forearms and forces us to use more of our forearm extensors, while these are usually under trained with a "classic" grip.
You will find 3 different levels of training for your false grip:
Practice at the level that suits you, and work your way up progressively!
Here is how to make your own beginner-intermediate calisthenics workout plan!
Have a good workout!
Let's focus on how to get a full calisthenics warm up in 10 minutes.
We all need to warm up our muscles, but also joints and soft tissues, before working out.
In this videoĀ I show and explain the main movements you can use, before any workout, to get a complete warm up in 10 minutes.
I personally also use the wrists and forearms stretches every night before I go to sleep. It is a great natural relaxing technique.
I highly recommend it!
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Here are the 6 moves everyone shouldĀ master, to get the best results with their calisthenics workout.
1/ Pull Ups
2/ Push Ups
3/ Dips
4/ Squats
5/ Leg raises
6/ Hollow Body
Watch the video to diveĀ into the details about whatĀ is important, and how to perform each movement.
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The basic answer is: none.
Indeed, nature and the urban environment provide all the equipment and apparatus needed for a good workout.Ā
The beauty of calisthenics is that there is always a way to workout your entire body, no matter where you are.
That being said, you can also take your training to the next level and learn many other movements, with very little and affordable equipment.
Enjoy!
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Calisthenics, like a martial art, comes down to practicing and mastering essential movements, that will later translate into more advanced and fun skills.
We all startĀ as a beginner, so I made a video to show you and explain the 6 most important movements to practice, if you can't do a full pull up, dip or push up yet.
You will learn about the foundations to build proper form for the following moves:
1 - Australian Rows (or inverted rows)
2 - Superman & Scorpio Holds
3 - Knee Push Ups
4 - Box Dips
5 - Box Squats
6 - Core Leg Flutters
You will have access to all the detailsĀ and important adjustments to make, to get the best out of your workouts.
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