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A guy told me once: "You are too big to do calesthenics. You should stick with powerlifting because that is what you were made to do." I will never forget those words and I will prove him wrong. I'm currently 34 years old, 6'0" (183cm), and 239lbs (108kg). As of now, I can hold a dragon flag. My goal is to do the iron cross. I know I can do it.
I was introduced to basic calisthenics during the lockdown of 2020. My body responded very well to it. However I have never been able to do full pull-ups and in recent years, I've injured my elbow. I'd watched a video of Calimoves's in which Alex stated that Sven had injured his elbow and then took a break to do mobility exercises for a few months, to fully recover. The memory of that video made me purchase your Mobility program on 3/5/2024. But ever since then we've found out that my mother needs a heart bypass surgery and for that things have been pretty wild, at home. Now, things have been figured out and she gets operated on the 4th of June. With that comfortable thought in mind, I will be beginning your mobility program from tomorrow. I AM REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT AND GRADUATING FROM IT, TO YOUR CALISTHENICS PROGRAM!! Thank you for putting out your videos, they help more than you can imagine:)
@@viktorgubecka577 ----- thank you, Viktor. The surgery is coming up soon. Mom is doing well. I'm in the process of getting everything ready. Blood donors and all, etc.
If you don't want to injure elbows you need to do proper warmup before training and it will be so good to do streching after training too. Talking specifically about pull-ups - you have to think more about technic. I also injured my elbow, and only after half a year i understood that my technic was wrong. I focused too much on my arms, when i needed to focus on the back. Basically you need to pull your body with your back, not arms. You can push your scapula to the back, like trying to attach them together(dont push it too far) and try to think of pull up like pushing bar to the floor, not like pulling you up.
@@gauravrao9082 no problem bro 🫡. Btw, you need to go out to get at least 30 min of sun on your skin daily. Of course you need other vitamins too, so you can do some research to find products which contain them and find out lack of which vitamins you can have. Nutrition plays a huge role in joint health(and health overall ofc).
You are actually a bot for this, every comment I see about you, all you say is something along the lines of "Nice job, still ripped at 50-something years old", and it's *ANNOYING ASF*.
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض not necessarily i've seen people who start working out at their 40s and 50s and they still get jacked so being in your 20s is definitely not too late ^ ^
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض No, at 20 you are definitely not late. Just start doing push-ups, pull-ups and dips, from there you just keep grinding and doing more exercises until you join the Superhumans! 🙂
Level 4. Calisthenics became my true passion, and even my son ,that has 7 years, is loving to do it. He can already hold like 10s in full elbow lever and elbow lever. It would be perfect to achieve and learn some tricks about the moves that I'm trying now, like planche and front lever. The back lever is already a move that feels easy. Ty guys!
how long did it take you to reach level 4 when you were an absolute beginner? I'm currently on level 2 and approaching level 3, and I took calisthenics seriously for almost a year.
@@ProfessorMorbid I reached level 4 with about... 1 and a half years of some training (like 3 days/weak) followed by 2 years of really hard work (6days/weak) and I reached border between level 4 and 5 (could do many of elements in 5 aswell)
46 yrs old, from level 0 to level 3 in 3 months. Enjoying 2-3 hour work outs w.o the weights.. I never get sore or tired.. except the 1st time doing a workout. Love this channel.. I often go to it for ideas and inspiration. Thank you for your hard work & putting so much great data out there. Dr's everywhere should prescribe exercise training! Get off the anti depression meds America & save yourself.. fight the old!
I can vouch for the quality of these courses. They are very intelligently designed and lead to spectacular results. I grabbed a mobility course before covid and it was pivotal in helping me sustain my physical and mental health during our lockdowns in Hong Kong. Love your content and everything you do for the larger callisthenics community.
This is amazing. I am an absolute beginner who jusy started calisthenics a few weeks ago. I am extremely determined. This is the roadmap I needed at exactly the time I needed it. Thanks so much 🙏
I love how structured you have the progression, and we can easily see what each level looks like. Also Level 6 looks truly gravity defying, definitely worthy of the title "Super Human".
First time seeing this concept of pyramid to understand where you are in the journey! Thanks for that. There are many guys around with fairly good level, making videos for “beginners “ but actually are showing stuff way too advanced and difficult for average guys, hence discouragement and quitting…. I’ll wait a bit before human flagging… let’s go back to basics with some clean push ups 🙂
I watched your channel 1year ago on that time I not able to do one proper push up but I regularly do knee push ups 3 sets one day 9 sets per week ...now I am able to do 5 clean push ups ...thanks for guidance... love from India 🇮🇳
Awesome video as always😁!!!! I’m definitely somewhere between-- Level ✨✨3️⃣ and level✨✨ 4️⃣---.I find myself focused and more gauged ⚖️ towards improving the Handstand push-up, the 90^degrees hold🔥, and the press to handstand. My goal 🥅 is to get better at these vertical/horizontal push movements; awell as my mobility. And then begin pull movements such as improving my muscles ups, front lever and so on💪💪. Being accepted to this program would definitely help skyrocket my progress. I WOULD LOVE BODY TRANFORMATION🙂.
I really want to make change in my body. I am 18 years old skinny guy. I can do maximum 25 push-ups, 15 dips and 5 pull-ups in a row. I want to increase my strength and my arm size. But I am struggling with motivation because whatever exercise I try to do I can't pump my triceps. I exhaust my arms, but my triceps are like that I haven't done any exercises even after 60-70 push ups and 30 chair dips when I do workout at home. I will be very happy if someone can give me advice!
1) Combine with weight training & yoga. 2) Work out for enjoyment & health, not image/size. Love yourself as you are & where you are. Enjoy the journey. Learn patience. 🙏 Good luck
Cheers to all of us striving to improve our life/fitness journeys! As a beginner in calisthenics I’m amazed by how much I’ve learned so far. Each video inspires me to push my limits and embrace new challenges. I was truly inspired by today’s video on the progression pyramid and how exercises grow in complexity. Understanding the structured approach to calisthenics through your model has clarified so much for me. It’s fascinating to see how I can gradually advance from simpler exercises to more complex ones as I build my strength and skills. Winning a course from you would be incredibly beneficial in helping me navigate through these levels with precision and confidence. Thanks for the chance to transform my approach to fitness with such a great training strategy!
I'm at the top of level one but my abs and legs are weak. My weakness has been after being disabled since 2009. My abs have been ripped open 5 times. I'm weening off of meds like intravenous feeding tubes. I'm hoping before the end of this year. I also had a mild stroke. Dr. said it was likely due to being sedentary, he recommended lots of exercise. It's been 14 months and I've made good progress, all things considered
Just starting with beginner! I started my training journey this year and for the past six months I've been doing a bodybuilding focused program. My ultimate goal has always been to start calisthenics and in happy to say i start this week! I'm focusing on the body transformation program and am excited to get started! Wishing everyone the best in their journey!
Started about half a year ago. Ranging from level 1 to level 3 depending on the area you are looking at^^ I'm happy to move towards whole body mastery eventually and the channel has been an incredible resource so far, thanks for the guidance and motivation.
Started your program Complete Calisthenics at the age of 30, I am currently about to move into Level 2. I really enjoy how its planned for beginners and takes you through the journey at a manageable pace. Flexibility is not my strong point, so that is something I need to improve!
I'm definitely a beginner, may be top beginner. Really want to progress and hope to win the course and get going for real! Keep up the great content, much love.
I value your scientific approach and recommend your channel/programs to anyone considering or interested in calisthenics. Thank you for your service! I'll be choosing between your mobility or body transformation programs if selected.
I'm at intermediate level, currently working on pull up and dip volume! Very interesting video to see where i currently am after a year of calisthenics!
I’m at intermediate at the moment. I have had a few rounds with your programme six to seven years back and the impression that stayed with me is FUN! It seldom felt like going to the gym to do work, it felt like PLAY!
One of the best investments I did when I bought the complete level 1-5 calisthenics programme. The price is reasonable and the instructions are easy to understand. High quality content. Thank you, Sven & El Eggs, zi Germans.
These are incredible. Really great to see this organization. I would say that I am mostly level two, with a very small amount of level three mixed in. Really psyched to keep training, and thanks for all your insights.
I've been working on front lever for years now! As a rock climber I feel like being able to hold core tension from hand to toes is important and the shoulder stability required is also crucial.
I've been doing home workouts for a while now, but I'm kind of stuck on how to get the most out of what I'm doing. Hoping to grab one of your programs to take it to the next level. Thanks!
Hello everyone. For the last 15 years, I have hardly been able to stay on my feet for more than half an hour due to my health. Thanks to your progression steps, I have worked my way up (as an example) from wall push-ups to 3 x 10 repetitions of push-ups on the floor. I'm doing everything to get from level 1 to level 2. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭Beat
A mix of 2 to 4 all my life, but after 2 years of less exercising for fun because I was doing a lot of manual work, now at 59 I'm struggling to get back, let alone progress. Your videos are very inspiring!
This was very useful. After 18 months of weights-based strength training I've recently switched to calisthenics. I'm currently still level 2 with some testing of the exercises in level 3 👍
I'm somewhere in level 5 with most of the strength stuff, but you definitely see more divergence from the levels as you go up. Like hspu is a skill I don't have at all but I've managed front lever pullups before and 20 mu. You kinda specialize after a while
I am 46. Started calisthenics at 44, but had to make a break due to heart surgery. Now I am back, finished CM Mobility 1.0 program , and 3 levels of Complete Calisthenics. I guess I am in the middle of level 3… I made a small break to complete a Handstand program from a well-known hand balancer, because I felt I couldn’t make enough progress by myself within 15 min on every session in lvl3.. When I finish it, I intend to continue with Complete Calisthenics. But eventually I think skills are good, but health and nice-looking body is more important for me, so maybe later I will just switch to variations of basic exercises to keep muscles active. Or purchase Body Transformation from CaliMove, I like their programs. The guys are great, all the best to them
I really want to master calisthenics and improve my body and I think this program would really help me in my journey. I find it amazing that you offer this possibilty 👍 Helping people with their calisthenics goals ❤
Im at bottom lv 4 rn. Hope to progress more in the upcoming years, my goal is to reach the top of lv 5. This video is great to know what skills I should focus on.
Very nice breakdown! I was probably at level 3.5 before I got injured. I haven't been back to working out since, but I'm trying to resume now. I'd say I'm at level 2 currently. Your videos have helped me a lot. Appreciate it 🙏
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Der Geist ist willigt, aber der Körper sagt "nö"😩. Vielleicht klappt es ja mit der tollen Anleitung, wenn ich gezogen werde.
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Ok.
A guy told me once: "You are too big to do calesthenics. You should stick with powerlifting because that is what you were made to do." I will never forget those words and I will prove him wrong. I'm currently 34 years old, 6'0" (183cm), and 239lbs (108kg). As of now, I can hold a dragon flag. My goal is to do the iron cross. I know I can do it.
Very good mindset. Keep it and prove yourself you can do it
Bro thats impressive😮😮😮
That's amazing! Keep going, you can do this!
What the hell that was crazy
Never give up, never go back
"I WILL be a master one day" button 💪🏼
Bro u look a lil like the dude who said "I'm gonna break my monitor" just raging in lowercase
Nah im gonna be superhuman
I'm at the bootom of level 1. LET'S GOOOOOO!
Hey, me too
We all start somewhere
What's below level 1, you'll see me there. Consistency is my problem.
I can hold a legstand for several minutes
How's it going????
I was introduced to basic calisthenics during the lockdown of 2020. My body responded very well to it. However I have never been able to do full pull-ups and in recent years, I've injured my elbow. I'd watched a video of Calimoves's in which Alex stated that Sven had injured his elbow and then took a break to do mobility exercises for a few months, to fully recover. The memory of that video made me purchase your Mobility program on 3/5/2024. But ever since then we've found out that my mother needs a heart bypass surgery and for that things have been pretty wild, at home. Now, things have been figured out and she gets operated on the 4th of June. With that comfortable thought in mind, I will be beginning your mobility program from tomorrow. I AM REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT AND GRADUATING FROM IT, TO YOUR CALISTHENICS PROGRAM!! Thank you for putting out your videos, they help more than you can imagine:)
Good luck to your mom. I hope she is well.
@@viktorgubecka577 ----- thank you, Viktor. The surgery is coming up soon. Mom is doing well. I'm in the process of getting everything ready. Blood donors and all, etc.
If you don't want to injure elbows you need to do proper warmup before training and it will be so good to do streching after training too. Talking specifically about pull-ups - you have to think more about technic. I also injured my elbow, and only after half a year i understood that my technic was wrong. I focused too much on my arms, when i needed to focus on the back. Basically you need to pull your body with your back, not arms. You can push your scapula to the back, like trying to attach them together(dont push it too far) and try to think of pull up like pushing bar to the floor, not like pulling you up.
@@uznaz1783 ---- Hello there! Thank you for that piece of information. It really helps. I'll keep that in mind for sure.
@@gauravrao9082 no problem bro 🫡. Btw, you need to go out to get at least 30 min of sun on your skin daily. Of course you need other vitamins too, so you can do some research to find products which contain them and find out lack of which vitamins you can have. Nutrition plays a huge role in joint health(and health overall ofc).
Insane skills guys! Trained at gym age 15 to 35 then in garage doing basic calisthenics..Still ripped at 53 years old!!!
Good to see you prove it on your channel garageman👊
It's funny to see the same comment of this guy with the same response on every vid of calisthenicmovement. Feels like a bot.
This isn't about getting ripped but about the true calisthenics journey
You are actually a bot for this, every comment I see about you, all you say is something along the lines of "Nice job, still ripped at 50-something years old", and it's *ANNOYING ASF*.
Right now I'm at bottom of level 3, really motivated to improve and learn some proper calisthenics skills this year. Excellent video as always! 👌
same
Same
Same
@@SilentGD799 Same as well as you guys
same but i have learned elbow lever diagonally o parallets aka 105 degree handstand
A perfect video for people like me who want to learn calsithenics skills but dont know from where to start and how to progress...Excellent work!
Pushups, pullups, and hanging is where I started and I feel like are good areas to master or work on.
One of the most comprehensive step by step descriptions I've seen to date!!! Wonderful video indeed!!!
I’m at level 2.8
Top level 2 and bottom 3.
Thank you for the content.
My age Is 20 years old am I late or I can reach to level 5?
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض not necessarily i've seen people who start working out at their 40s and 50s and they still get jacked so being in your 20s is definitely not too late ^ ^
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض No, at 20 you are definitely not late. Just start doing push-ups, pull-ups and dips, from there you just keep grinding and doing more exercises until you join the Superhumans! 🙂
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض just in time bro, you got no time to waste though, better get out there.
@@شاميالهوىوحداويالنبض No its definitely not late, in fact most calisthenics athletes start around 20
Level 4. Calisthenics became my true passion, and even my son ,that has 7 years, is loving to do it. He can already hold like 10s in full elbow lever and elbow lever. It would be perfect to achieve and learn some tricks about the moves that I'm trying now, like planche and front lever. The back lever is already a move that feels easy. Ty guys!
Between 4 & 5. Amazing video as always guys - keep them coming!
how long did it take you to reach level 4 when you were an absolute beginner? I'm currently on level 2 and approaching level 3, and I took calisthenics seriously for almost a year.
shitttt that’s strongggg
@@ProfessorMorbid I reached level 4 with about... 1 and a half years of some training (like 3 days/weak) followed by 2 years of really hard work (6days/weak) and I reached border between level 4 and 5 (could do many of elements in 5 aswell)
46 yrs old, from level 0 to level 3 in 3 months. Enjoying 2-3 hour work outs w.o the weights.. I never get sore or tired.. except the 1st time doing a workout. Love this channel.. I often go to it for ideas and inspiration. Thank you for your hard work & putting so much great data out there. Dr's everywhere should prescribe exercise training! Get off the anti depression meds America & save yourself.. fight the old!
u should be getting sore ngl bro
What a legend
r u doing the exercises faster than required ? how did u advanced to level 3 in 3 months ?
I don’t believe you
@@robertvick6984 I am an athlete of younger days and was ripe to get back into it!
thanks for the vid! I'm probably level 1-2 now. I've been been relying on this channel to avoid injuries and progress faster. Keep up the great work!
what level are you at now
This humbled me in the best way
I can't wait to work out and improve a little bit more tomorrow and the day after and the day after!
I'm currently on level below Beginner, but love your content ☺️
Keep going 🎉
Where are you at now?
I can vouch for the quality of these courses. They are very intelligently designed and lead to spectacular results. I grabbed a mobility course before covid and it was pivotal in helping me sustain my physical and mental health during our lockdowns in Hong Kong. Love your content and everything you do for the larger callisthenics community.
This is amazing. I am an absolute beginner who jusy started calisthenics a few weeks ago. I am extremely determined. This is the roadmap I needed at exactly the time I needed it.
Thanks so much 🙏
I am level 1 rn obviously. Will probably never reach level 6. But I suspect level 5 is within reach if I work my ass off and want it bad enough.
I love how structured you have the progression, and we can easily see what each level looks like. Also Level 6 looks truly gravity defying, definitely worthy of the title "Super Human".
Here I am at the top of Level 1! Looking forward to mastering level 2 👀
I’m at level 4 currently base on all the data and your complete calisthenics helped me a lot at the start keep up the good work and thank you
Top level 3 and bottom level 4
Amazing video❤
x2
Same
0:57 bro just described me in a few sentences 😭😭
I'm at the bottom of level 4 right now. I have my FL but no planche or handstand pushup yet! Awesome video! 🔥
You guys are the OG of RUclips Calisthenics! Watching, Liking and Sharing Your Videos for Years. Please Pick me!
First time seeing this concept of pyramid to understand where you are in the journey! Thanks for that. There are many guys around with fairly good level, making videos for “beginners “ but actually are showing stuff way too advanced and difficult for average guys, hence discouragement and quitting…. I’ll wait a bit before human flagging… let’s go back to basics with some clean push ups 🙂
I watched your channel 1year ago on that time I not able to do one proper push up but I regularly do knee push ups 3 sets one day 9 sets per week ...now I am able to do 5 clean push ups ...thanks for guidance... love from India 🇮🇳
Awesome video as always😁!!!!
I’m definitely somewhere between-- Level ✨✨3️⃣ and level✨✨ 4️⃣---.I find myself focused and more gauged ⚖️ towards improving the Handstand push-up, the 90^degrees hold🔥, and the press to handstand. My goal 🥅 is to get better at these vertical/horizontal push movements; awell as my mobility. And then begin pull movements such as improving my muscles ups, front lever and so on💪💪. Being accepted to this program would definitely help skyrocket my progress. I WOULD LOVE BODY TRANFORMATION🙂.
Impressive🔥🔥🔥
Kurz und knapp alles auf den Punkt gebracht. Danke für das Video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I really want to make change in my body. I am 18 years old skinny guy. I can do maximum 25 push-ups, 15 dips and 5 pull-ups in a row. I want to increase my strength and my arm size. But I am struggling with motivation because whatever exercise I try to do I can't pump my triceps. I exhaust my arms, but my triceps are like that I haven't done any exercises even after 60-70 push ups and 30 chair dips when I do workout at home. I will be very happy if someone can give me advice!
1) Combine with weight training & yoga. 2) Work out for enjoyment & health, not image/size. Love yourself as you are & where you are. Enjoy the journey. Learn patience. 🙏 Good luck
Been following your guys forever. So grateful for all you've shared
Great overview! I’m currently at level 2 with the goal to reach level 3 by end of summer.
awesome video!
you guy's sure are superhumans! 😉👍👍
I'm at level 2 ~ leaning towards 3
I'd like body transformation! 😁😁
I'm like a 3.5. I've bought two of your programs and loved them. I'd love to try another.
good luck everyone
Same to you.
Level 1 (beginner):
- basic support holds (front, side, back, vertical, overhead
- passive / active hang
- BW squats, lunges
- incline push ups
- incline body rows
Level 1.5:
- assisted pull ups
- assisted dips
- hanging / supporting knee raises
Level 1.9:
- regular push ups
- first pull ups
- first dips
- elevated pike stand
- clean squat jumps / jumping lunges
Level 2 (intermediate):
- more of each level 1 move
- archer squats
- elevated / assisted pistols
- wall handstand holds
- pike push ups
- leg raises
Level 3 (advanced):
- even more pull ups, push ups, dips, etc.
- starting skill training (straight arms especially)
- skin the cat
- first progressions of the planche
- L-sit
- free handstand training
- first muscle ups
- wall handstand push ups
- bent arm handstand
- typewriter pull ups
- archer rows
- archer push ups
- full pistol squats
Level 4 (expert):
serious progress on:
- planche
- front lever
- free handstand push ups
- 90° push ups
- press to handstand
- V-sit
Level 2.5:
- solid amount of muscle ups
- human flag
- back lever
- sizzy
- dragon squat
- archer pull ups
- 1 arm push ups
Levels 5 and 6:
(timestamp: 5:18 in the video)
What's the level right below one?
Thats Your level so invent a name yourself❤
it's called loser
Wheelchair
I´m at level 3. Following your videos since 2020 ;-) Will buy your program this year during black friday. Grüsse aus Brasilien.
Around lvl 4 🙏
Nice still grinding
Its nice to see progress measured in levels like this. Makes me happy to look forward to different levels. Good video!
I am at bottom of level 1
Cheers to all of us striving to improve our life/fitness journeys!
As a beginner in calisthenics I’m amazed by how much I’ve learned so far. Each video inspires me to push my limits and embrace new challenges. I was truly inspired by today’s video on the progression pyramid and how exercises grow in complexity. Understanding the structured approach to calisthenics through your model has clarified so much for me. It’s fascinating to see how I can gradually advance from simpler exercises to more complex ones as I build my strength and skills. Winning a course from you would be incredibly beneficial in helping me navigate through these levels with precision and confidence. Thanks for the chance to transform my approach to fitness with such a great training strategy!
Intermediate 😢
I'm at the top of level one but my abs and legs are weak. My weakness has been after being disabled since 2009. My abs have been ripped open 5 times. I'm weening off of meds like intravenous feeding tubes. I'm hoping before the end of this year. I also had a mild stroke. Dr. said it was likely due to being sedentary, he recommended lots of exercise. It's been 14 months and I've made good progress, all things considered
Just starting with beginner! I started my training journey this year and for the past six months I've been doing a bodybuilding focused program. My ultimate goal has always been to start calisthenics and in happy to say i start this week! I'm focusing on the body transformation program and am excited to get started! Wishing everyone the best in their journey!
I’m at level 3 right now and I’m still working every week to get more stronger 🙏🏼
I'm on intermediate, working my way up to advanced! keep it up!
Legendary video! I appreciate the time you put into each vid.
I have been lifting weights for years, but this program seems like it would really refine a person's condition
This channel is like a treasure
Good luck for everyone
Just beginning! After a injury... so slowly. You guys are amazing!
Very detailed and impressive. You make the levels look not only good but attainable.
As always great content for improving in sequence the calisthenics skills without forgetting the basics!
Started about half a year ago.
Ranging from level 1 to level 3 depending on the area you are looking at^^
I'm happy to move towards whole body mastery eventually and the channel has been an incredible resource so far, thanks for the guidance and motivation.
Just started my journey with the mobility program... Preparing my foundation for the next program! Great material guys!
51 years old and at level 2. Aiming for level 3 in the not too distant future... your videos are a great inspiration. Thnx
Would love to win this program!! Good luck everybody!
Level 2 here! It's frustrating smt, but after reaching some goals, motivation grows. Keep it up! 👊👊👊👊👊
The best Calisthenics Channel in the world!
Started your program Complete Calisthenics at the age of 30, I am currently about to move into Level 2. I really enjoy how its planned for beginners and takes you through the journey at a manageable pace. Flexibility is not my strong point, so that is something I need to improve!
I'm definitely a beginner, may be top beginner. Really want to progress and hope to win the course and get going for real! Keep up the great content, much love.
I value your scientific approach and recommend your channel/programs to anyone considering or interested in calisthenics. Thank you for your service!
I'll be choosing between your mobility or body transformation programs if selected.
Cool video!!
Plz keep making such cool videos!
The astonishing power of blue shorts! Extraordinary! Thanks for your number 1 videos!
I am moving on to level 2 but hitting a plateau… Your videos have helped me achieve my first pull up 🔥 Wish to continue to progress with you
Second level rn. Excited for the future! I'd love to win Mobility 2.0
I'm at intermediate level, currently working on pull up and dip volume! Very interesting video to see where i currently am after a year of calisthenics!
I’m at intermediate at the moment. I have had a few rounds with your programme six to seven years back and the impression that stayed with me is FUN!
It seldom felt like going to the gym to do work, it felt like PLAY!
The content is solid. The program guided me from 0 pullups to 9 pullups
I am between at the end of level 3. Following you guys since years. Love your content!
Greetings from Bavaria
On my way into intermediate with a huge help coming from your Complete Calisthenics program!
One of the best investments I did when I bought the complete level 1-5 calisthenics programme. The price is reasonable and the instructions are easy to understand. High quality content. Thank you, Sven & El Eggs, zi Germans.
Stuck on intermediate since my shoulder and wrist injury but slowly and gently progressing and being more mindful of my training great video as always
Still a Beginner Level 1.. working on improving on it every week.. :)
Still waiting for the lower body exercises tier list! Great video as always, guys
I’m in level beginner, i would like to master the calisthenics and found your videos help me practice at home. Thanks
Great video! Everything explained clearly and simply, so that everyone can understand the progression.
Can I get tips on how to keep your legs straight when training these
Im at the top of level 1 begginer and yours videos always tive me motivation to keep training
Im at the bottom of level one and I'm really focused on improving my push-ups and my big goal is to be able to do pull-ups. Love your channel.
These are incredible. Really great to see this organization. I would say that I am mostly level two, with a very small amount of level three mixed in. Really psyched to keep training, and thanks for all your insights.
I've been working on front lever for years now! As a rock climber I feel like being able to hold core tension from hand to toes is important and the shoulder stability required is also crucial.
I've been doing home workouts for a while now, but I'm kind of stuck on how to get the most out of what I'm doing.
Hoping to grab one of your programs to take it to the next level. Thanks!
Great video! Greeat job explaining the details and progressions!
Hello everyone. For the last 15 years, I have hardly been able to stay on my feet for more than half an hour due to my health. Thanks to your progression steps, I have worked my way up (as an example) from wall push-ups to 3 x 10 repetitions of push-ups on the floor. I'm doing everything to get from level 1 to level 2. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭Beat
A mix of 2 to 4 all my life, but after 2 years of less exercising for fun because I was doing a lot of manual work, now at 59 I'm struggling to get back, let alone progress. Your videos are very inspiring!
Love it! Thanks so much!
This was very useful. After 18 months of weights-based strength training I've recently switched to calisthenics. I'm currently still level 2 with some testing of the exercises in level 3 👍
I'm somewhere in level 5 with most of the strength stuff, but you definitely see more divergence from the levels as you go up. Like hspu is a skill I don't have at all but I've managed front lever pullups before and 20 mu. You kinda specialize after a while
Last time i saw this, i was low level 3. Now i am near mid level 4 💪 stay consistent guys
I am 46. Started calisthenics at 44, but had to make a break due to heart surgery. Now I am back, finished CM Mobility 1.0 program , and 3 levels of Complete Calisthenics. I guess I am in the middle of level 3… I made a small break to complete a Handstand program from a well-known hand balancer, because I felt I couldn’t make enough progress by myself within 15 min on every session in lvl3.. When I finish it, I intend to continue with Complete Calisthenics. But eventually I think skills are good, but health and nice-looking body is more important for me, so maybe later I will just switch to variations of basic exercises to keep muscles active. Or purchase Body Transformation from CaliMove, I like their programs. The guys are great, all the best to them
Cool to look back on my journey based on these levels.
I would love the muscle transformation course, looks awesome 🥺
Did calisthenics but then became stagnant after completing lvl 1. Honestly great video breaking the skills needed down!
I really want to master calisthenics and improve my body and I think this program would really help me in my journey. I find it amazing that you offer this possibilty 👍
Helping people with their calisthenics goals ❤
Im at bottom lv 4 rn. Hope to progress more in the upcoming years, my goal is to reach the top of lv 5. This video is great to know what skills I should focus on.
Great video! Very clear content and highly educational.
Beginner but that will change before next year, thanks to your channel
Very nice breakdown! I was probably at level 3.5 before I got injured. I haven't been back to working out since, but I'm trying to resume now. I'd say I'm at level 2 currently. Your videos have helped me a lot. Appreciate it 🙏
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