CARDIOSTHENICS: Calisthenics and Cardio Hybrid Workout Plan (Train like a Minimalist - Month #2)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2020
  • Cardiosthenics - How to Combine Calisthenics & Cardio into one Workout
    Both strength and cardiovascular training have their own physical and mental health benefits. What if though… you could combine these two different ways of training into one workout?
    One workout that has the potential to maximize the positive effect exercise can have on both mind and body without using any equipment at all?
    What if there was a way to make cardio fun again? Even for those who despise it!
    What if you could somehow merge Calisthenics and Cardio? No, I'm not talking about circuits... We've already covered that.
    Watch out today's video to find out the answer!

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  • @PhilipBrewer
    @PhilipBrewer 3 года назад +3

    Back in the 1970s it was briefly common in the U.S. to build fitness trails (also called aerobic trails) in parks and natural areas.
    A short trail (1.5 miles or so) would be outfitted with with 5 or 6 stations spaced along the way with equipment to do some bodyweight exercise at each station-typically bars at various heights so one station would have a few for pull-ups, another would have a few for inverted rows, another pairs of bars for dips, etc. Signs would suggest specific exercises for each station. You could walk or run the trail, pausing at each station to do the suggested exercise (or a different one).
    Three laps would get you pretty much the workout you're suggesting (except for mixing the different calisthenics instead of focusing on one and then the other).
    I haven't seen a new fitness trail in a long time, and I think most of the old ones gradually deteriorated over the last 40 years or so.
    There's a wikipedia page on fitness trails, with examples from several countries, but I don't see a listing for Greece.

  • @kevinmclaurin633
    @kevinmclaurin633 3 года назад +17

    The beginning of this video felt somewhat nostalgic haha. It would be interesting to see a video in which you talk about how your mindset and workout style has changed over the years, maybe as a 50k suscribers or something special. Stay strong Anthony 💪🏻

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +3

      Hi Kevin, sounds like an interesting topic, thanks for the idea!

  • @BodyweightMuscle
    @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +12

    Although this workout plan is straight forward, it is something completely new (I haven’t seen anything similar elsewhere) so I want to make sure everybody understands how to perform it correctly. Let me know if you have other questions!
    WORKOUT STRUCTURE:
    A Cardiosthenics workout consists of three exercises:
    a) a lower-body cardio activity such as jogging or jumping rope
    b) a strength upper-body push exercise (such as my favorite for this workout - push-ups)
    c) A strength upper body pull exercise (my top choice here being pull-ups)
    HOW TO PERFORM THE WORKOUT
    1. Start the workout with two minutes of cardio.
    2. Next, switch to a set of push-ups. In total do seven of these sets (the first two sets are warm-up sets so go easy on both the cardio and the push-ups).
    3. Once you’re done with your cardio & push-up sets, switch immediately to pull-ups. Do in total 5 sets of these sets.
    OTHER DETAILS
    - You want to run at an intensity that is not higher than 70% of your max heart-rate (ideally zone 2).
    - You want to find a number of reps for both of your push-up and pull up sets that is consistent but also brings you close to momentary muscle failure (as many reps as you can do while keeping your form close to perfect) especially during the last two rounds of each exercise.
    - This workout amounts to a total of thirty minutes (17,5’ for your cardio and push-ups & 12,5 for your cardio and pull-ups). If you want to get more cardio in, feel free to continuous running/skipping rope after you’re done with your Cardiosthenic sets.
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    • @marcelloantoniodreier4795
      @marcelloantoniodreier4795 3 года назад +1

      finally the video!
      Thanks for sharing this for FREE again!!!
      YOU ARE AWESOME!!!
      BLESS YOU BROTHER!

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      @@marcelloantoniodreier4795 Hi Marcello, let me know what you think when you try it!

    • @ulvicakr1768
      @ulvicakr1768 3 года назад

      )

    • @leaksson93
      @leaksson93 3 года назад

      So you do cardio between each indivudual set of pushup/pull ups?

    • @FirstnameLastname-ty1qd
      @FirstnameLastname-ty1qd 2 года назад

      @@BodyweightMuscle Will this affect hypertrophy?

  • @trtdshash1138
    @trtdshash1138 3 года назад +1

    I tried it this morning and it felt good. A good new workout, thanks !

  • @arsalanmuhammad9704
    @arsalanmuhammad9704 3 года назад +3

    Bro you’re doing a wonderful job keep up the good work

  • @Zen-jc2ov
    @Zen-jc2ov 3 года назад

    This is a holy grail of fitness! THANKS!!

  • @MrJeepty
    @MrJeepty 3 года назад +2

    I like this Anthony, I'm going to do it.

  • @YOEPIC1
    @YOEPIC1 3 года назад +1

    Beautiful view loving it.

  • @vincent82486
    @vincent82486 3 года назад

    Love it! Thanks 👍

  • @InterviewsmitallerWelt
    @InterviewsmitallerWelt 3 года назад

    Hey, really cool idea to make a chanell specifically for the combination between cardio and calisthenics. After a strict program this year, i am going to visit your chanell much more often. Keep it up! :D

  • @deanhenry4668
    @deanhenry4668 3 года назад +1

    Excellent video Anthony! My workout is something is similar to the one you posted, except I throw in a ab exercise also, thank you again for another great video.

  • @belleslovinit3848
    @belleslovinit3848 3 года назад +1

    Hey! I really like your video, not only is it a fresh perspective but it's shot and edited really well. I've been mixing bodyweight exercises with jump rope but as I'm a beginner to fitness consistently I break it up throughout the day/in the span of a couple of hours instead of doing a full on HIIT session. I usually do jump rope for 10-25 mins, walk to the park for dead hangs (cant do pulls up yet /need to improve grip strength) then when I come home I do squats, knee push ups, planks and side planks.
    I try to throw in more movements / exercises but I reasonate more with doing the exercises you like consistently

  • @herimation1040
    @herimation1040 3 года назад

    hey bro, thanks for starting this channel. I too had an accident 5 years ago and I am completely out of shape, I am a student too soooo.. it sucks being this way. I looked up to people like me (below-knee amputees) who I can look up for the right workout. I am getting a new prosthetic in a week and I will be able to run now so I thought that I can manage daily running and rope jump after my college and found your channel luckily. thanks a lot.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Hello Ashwin brother, that's cool to hear! Let me know if you need any tips!

  • @faz5967
    @faz5967 2 года назад +1

    Great advice !! I´m a 49 year old woman who used to practice lots of yoga. Due to a knee injury, I had to pause. I´ve taken a new liking to Calisthenics which I train with a 8.5 kg weighted west. My concerns are osteoporosis and other injuries at this age .I want to be fit not skinny. I also row in my non Calisthenics days. Walking again gave me that unbearable knee pain. Rowing seems to work really well with my weak knee.
    You are an inspiration to all.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад

      Hi Faz, regarding your knees, I recommend you check this guy here: ruclips.net/user/TheKneesovertoesguy

  • @osiriswills6749
    @osiriswills6749 Год назад +1

    Bro I salute your grit and grind mindset. You truly inspire me! Thank you for this valuable knowledge and information

  • @LiangHuBBB
    @LiangHuBBB 3 года назад +1

    everyday is a workout day
    always keep going

  • @marianion4710
    @marianion4710 3 года назад +1

    I was akready doing cardiosthenics...just didn't know what to call it...so thanks for this cool name. Very interesting aproach...i will include this training in my daily workouts. Thanks for sharing information and good luck my friend.

  • @stephenbaggott2815
    @stephenbaggott2815 3 года назад

    Hi Anthony,
    Thank you for another informative video, nicely put together and interesting to watch, very professional.
    You mentioned a couple of videos ago your writing a new book, would I be correct in thinking it’s going to be about minimalistic training (Just a Thought !)
    When are you planning on releasing it,
    Regards,
    Stephen

  • @daveclifford7895
    @daveclifford7895 3 года назад

    Great video Anthony ! What about squats and lunges ? Would you do it the same way ? Cheers Dave

  • @alex-oe1ri
    @alex-oe1ri Год назад +1

    God bless you man!

  • @pruebapaginas8885
    @pruebapaginas8885 Год назад

    Saludos from México City. Good videos!

  • @mczilla8628
    @mczilla8628 3 года назад +2

    Everything in one workout your the man Anthony! But one piece of advice copyright the name cardiosthenics its the first time i heard it. Brother this is going to help alot of people me for instance i gained alot of weight since my accident this is going to become my main workout. Excellent job my friend

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Thank you MC! I appreciate the advice and kind words

  • @kipppbo6755
    @kipppbo6755 3 года назад

    Beasts!!

  • @phuongnamho9352
    @phuongnamho9352 3 года назад +1

    respect

  • @DanieleVerzari
    @DanieleVerzari 3 года назад

    Can you make a video with your preferred exercices tools. Rope, Rings, band, so that we can pack all into a backpack and go to exercices with out car in a park o other place. thank you

  • @herb.itall.bivore7288
    @herb.itall.bivore7288 3 года назад

    One last question. I train very similar to you. Whole body 4-5 times a week. Mainly push ups, pull ups, air squats, dips and rows. Plus jump rope, lots of walking and I cycle too. My only concern is whether I should be adding in a hinge, ie: deadlift / kettlebell swing. Have you ever considered this either?

  • @JAHQ79
    @JAHQ79 3 года назад +1

    I have done workouts like this before. I think its a really great way to workout. I want to do cardio, but I dont like running or jumping for a long time. This to me is much more fun. The only downside when running, is that I dont feel comfortable leaving my training attributes (like rings) at the training spot.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hi Jay, yes that makes sense in big cities. But you can do this workout without any equipment at all!

    • @JAHQ79
      @JAHQ79 3 года назад +1

      @@BodyweightMuscle thats true!

  • @amymatthews4980
    @amymatthews4980 3 года назад

    big like and a new subscriber! ✅✌🏼

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Hello Amy and welcome! Glad you liked the vid 💪

  • @martinrossler7804
    @martinrossler7804 3 года назад

    What do you think about strating the workout with pulling exercise? Would that make any diference or would it be the same? Eg. first do five rounds of pull ups and jogging and then seven rounds of push ups and jogging?

  • @meryammimi1890
    @meryammimi1890 3 года назад

    تبارك عليك الله

  • @herb.itall.bivore7288
    @herb.itall.bivore7288 3 года назад

    Great vid as always my man. Love the simplicity. What frequency are you recommending for this?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Hi HIB, currently I do this once a week. You could though do it twice a week easily and alter it with sprints as well

    • @FirstnameLastname-ty1qd
      @FirstnameLastname-ty1qd 2 года назад

      @@BodyweightMuscle Will this stunt hypertrophy?

  • @darrellanthonyalvarez4154
    @darrellanthonyalvarez4154 3 года назад +1

    Hi sir. I love your content. This is really a game changer, used to lift heavy weights and traditional body building stereotype workouts, but your videos helped me change my regimen and so far im enjoying every second of it.. Best part is... No equipment needed, perfect for a guy who has no space for this. I love it. Is it okay to do this everyday?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hello Darrell! Nice to hear from you and I'm glad my content has been helpful to you! You could do this every day but I'd ideally alternate it with other workouts in order to keep it interesting, check out the rest of the workouts here in case you haven't seen them yet: ruclips.net/p/PL4MP4kSHukcFqCecbgZIsFwtT7Y_32UYR

    • @darrellanthonyalvarez4154
      @darrellanthonyalvarez4154 3 года назад

      @@BodyweightMuscle Thanks Anthony. I really loved this workout. Simple and can really give me a hard beating.

  • @danielbionupem
    @danielbionupem 3 года назад

    Definitely will try. I still love your classical strength trainings and do them for more than a year now (added a bit of gymnastics as well), but I really want to add cardio on my routine. I think this will be a great way to do that.
    Do you have any mobility training?
    Cheers.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hello Daniel, I include my mobility training in my warm up, I've made a video about it here: ruclips.net/video/BfCPy949OvI/видео.html&

  • @markosex.7336
    @markosex.7336 3 года назад

    Πολύ καλό Αντώνη!
    Ποια η γνώμη σου για το αερόβιο κομμάτι να είναι με jumping jacks η imaginary σχοινακι? Μένω σε χώρα που βρέχει συχνά και θα το προσπαθήσω ιndoor. Αν κρατάμε τους παλμούς σε ζώνη 2 θεωρητικά θα δουλέψει?
    Επίσης κάνει για 2-3 φορές την εβδομάδα αυτό το workout!?
    (Πολλές ερωτήσεις ξέρω)
    Ευχαριστώ!

  • @seananderson9976
    @seananderson9976 3 года назад

    Hey Anthony great video! Have you put a pause on progressive calisthenics (one arm pushups, handstands etc)?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hello Sean, yes, currently I'm taking a bit of a break from those exercises, but I'll be re-introducing them again soon

  • @TheincredibleCaesar
    @TheincredibleCaesar 2 года назад

    A great workout as always anthony!👌
    Lets say i did a long workout break. How many rounds would you suggest as a good starting point?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад +1

      Hi! I recommend starting with three and three (three pull and three push rounds)

  • @drmschmidt
    @drmschmidt 3 года назад +1

    Cool stuff...jumprope instead of running is much harder, I think...at least if you do not sprint....a minute might be enough if you do 13 sets in sum...

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      yup, jumping rope needs some experience for one to jump for 2 minutes at 70%

  • @herb.itall.bivore7288
    @herb.itall.bivore7288 3 года назад

    Also, have you done this workout ONLY for a consistent period of time? If yes how did it affect your physique / general well being?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hello HIB, this is part of my Minimalist workout plan that I'll be following this year. Currently I do it once a week. I've been experimenting with different variations of it the last months but this one seems to work best 💪

  • @theasthmatictraveller5050
    @theasthmatictraveller5050 2 года назад

    This workout is great but seriously hard!

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад

      Yup, it's important to start with a very low intensity!

  • @guitarandcalisthenics9751
    @guitarandcalisthenics9751 3 года назад

    Song name please😊

  • @fitthenics8956
    @fitthenics8956 2 года назад +1

    👌🏻👍

  • @danieldunstone6128
    @danieldunstone6128 2 года назад +1

    muscle endurence

  • @tunglam8210
    @tunglam8210 3 года назад

    Is it true that cardio and strength training should be kept separate as they could interfere with each other ?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад +1

      Hi TL, not really, it all depends on how you structure everything, volume and intensity. That's why this workout works so great.

  • @teebull9552
    @teebull9552 3 года назад

    Hey Brother, which model crossrope are you using? I see they have different options.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      I use the half pound rope, but I'm thinking of giving the 1lb rope a try next month !

    • @teebull9552
      @teebull9552 3 года назад

      @@BodyweightMuscle
      Thanks!!!
      And as far as your favorite books. Which ones do you gift the most? And, do you prefer Tiny Habits over Atomic Habits?

  • @TheincredibleCaesar
    @TheincredibleCaesar 3 года назад

    How often should I perform this workout in the week?

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Hi! It depends on what other workouts you do. If it's the only cardio/strength plan, you can do it easily up to 3 or 4 (more advanced level) times!

  • @number1Don
    @number1Don 2 года назад

    Great video. If I mix cardio and calisthenics, is 90 minutes 4 times a week too much? Im sat down all day in work you see. Thx

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад

      if you're healthy and you feel good, it's fine :)

    • @number1Don
      @number1Don 2 года назад

      @@BodyweightMuscle nope and nope 🤣

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад

      @@number1Don haha, so how much calisthenics and how much calisthenics are you doing actually

  • @adarshdelip9908
    @adarshdelip9908 3 года назад

    can we build muscle by cardiostenics

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  3 года назад

      Of course, it's all about training volume. As long as you get your sets in, you're good 💪

  • @catacata2369
    @catacata2369 2 года назад

    I hope you didnt lost your leg because running or from workouts?sorry i ask you .

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад

      Hi CC, of course not, it was a motorcycle accident!

  • @rnonthenicschannel4820
    @rnonthenicschannel4820 3 года назад +1

    Hello

  • @godsguy13
    @godsguy13 2 года назад +1

    It's all simple but there a thing called dissoplin diet all training has to have the right diet or its all shit

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  2 года назад +1

      yup, that's true! It doesn't matter how well you maintain your engine if you put crappy fuel in it!

  • @oldnatty61
    @oldnatty61 Год назад

    Not new. Karl Gotch calls this roadwork.

    • @BodyweightMuscle
      @BodyweightMuscle  Год назад

      Hi ON, I've looked online for Karl Gotch's roadwork, but I can't find anything. Could you please send me anything related? I'd love to study other people's take on this approach!