Excellent content. great explanation, clear audio, well spoken and no fake enthusiasm, good scenery and lighting...This is how I need instructional videos to be for them to be watchable. Thank you for sharing! I'm afraid I might need another lighter level for my current fitness, nonetheless I'll give it a go!
This video is worth £500 to me. You gave all the exercises concisely, not trying to be funny, not wasting my time and treating the viewer as someone with intelligence. Keep up the good work. A million thank you for being real and honest in sharing your knowledge. Thanks!
fuck yeah, me too. i was able to do full front lever after 2 months of progression. i was very happy that i finally conquired an advanced skill then i became lazy and gained a lot of weight. Now, i'm so out of shape and can even do a stradle FL, a little depressed too. THis video is a great restart for me to get FL and for Planche in the future
same. I wish I had this video when I started one and a half years ago. But wishing won't get me anywhere, so now's the best time to get started... again.
Hollow body hang 0:09 Frog stand 0:49 Hollow body holds 2:06 Pseudo planche lean 2:49 PPPU 3:39 Front Lever tuck 4:09 Elbow Lever 4:40 German hang 5:23 Butchers block 5:50 Pistol squat 6:25 Tuck back Lever 7:15 Compact leg lifts 7:43 Pike push ups 8:58 L sit 9:48 Archer 10:20 Tuck planche 10:49 Reverse Nordic 11:19 Straddle sit 12:08 Shoulder stand 12:42 Muscles up 13:03 Handstand 14:06 Handstand push up 15:15
i've gone through this and split it into three sets - things I can currently train for by doing the progressions at the very least (if not the full movement) (currently about half), things I want to train after the prerequisite (and I can currently train some of the progressions for) (again currently about half), and things I'm not touching (handstand, handstand push up, L-sit). Let's see where I get after 6 months of body weight focus
I really appreciate you making a manual for newbies. I haven't found anyone else who does this because they are too busy showing off advanced moves. Love the work man💪🏾 You have a permanent follower
I have a problem where I try to look for the optimal workout and watch countless videos about calisthenics, just to be overwhelmed by them. But I've come realize that there is no perfect workout and that consistency is far more important. That being said I'll stop looking all over youtube and just stick to your advice since you seem to know what you're doing, so thank you man!
If you don't know what to do, just focus on the base. Pullups, push ups, dips, squats, lunges, planks, hollow body holds. Build up some strength foundation and you will see where you want to go from there next. Good luck!
Analysis paralysis can definitely Be a thing. Best to stick to one persons advice and follow through. Thank you for choosing me and following through 💪🏾🔥
Man, I learned more in this 16 minute video than any other course, programs, or 'training' from calisthenic coaches out there. Super valuable. Thank you.
Will update in a month ! Dead hang ✅️ Frog stand ⏳️ Hollow body hold check ✅️ Pseudo planche ⏳️ Tuck front lever ⏳️ Elbow lever ⏳️ German hang ⏳️ Butchers block Pistol squat ✅️ Tuck back lever Compact leg lift ✅️ Pike push up ⏳️ L sit ✅️ Tuck planche ⌛️ Reverse nordic Straddle sit Shoulder stand Muscle up Handstand ⏳️ Hanstand pushup 😊
As a personal trainer for over a year and a calisthenics enthusiast, this video has been extremely helpful and understanding the regression and progression of a lot of these basic movements. As my first video that I’ve seen of yours, I am immediately subscribing and taking these concepts to heart to get more people involved. Thank you for such an amazing resource!
The best and most informative video I've seen in a while. As a 65KG guy who's been wanting to get into callisthenics for a while and transition from weight lifting to more bodyweight exercise, this is the best starter pack
Starting my proper calisthenics journey to learn advanced skills today! Hollow body hang ✔️ Frog stand ✔️ Hollow body hold ✔️ Pseudo planche lean ✔️ PPPU ✔️ Front Lever Tuck ❌ (never tried it) Elbow lever ✔️ German hang ✔️ Butcher's block ❌ gotta try Pistol squats ✔️ Tuck back lever ❌ (gotta try) Compact leg lifts ✔️ Pike pushups ✔️ (65 rep pr) L sit ❌ Archer pushups ✔️ (will update pr here) Tuck planche ❌ Reverse nordic ✔️ Straddle sit ❌ Shoulder stand ❌ (gotta try) Muscle up ❌ Handstand ❌ (no balanced yet lol) Handstand pushups ❌ Got a lot to improve this is to get serious bout cali.
Target 2026 ❤ Hollow body hang 0:09 ✅️ Frog stand 0:49 Hollow body holds 2:06 Pseudo planche lean 2:49 Pseudo Planche PU 3:39 Front Lever tuck 4:09 Elbow Lever 4:40 German hang 5:23 Butcher's block 5:50 Pistol squat 6:25 Tuck back Lever 7:15 Compact leg lifts 7:43 Pike push-ups 8:58 L sit 9:48 Archer 10:20 Tuck planche 10:49 Reverse Nordic 11:19 Straddle sit 12:08 Shoulder stand 12:42 Muscles up 13:03 Handstand 14:06 Handstand push-up 15:15
What a great video, thank you! Most "beginner" calisthenics video's are: 1. Do a frog stand 2. Do a handstand pushup 3. Now levitate for 20 seconds 4. Congrats, you learned the basics! Your video is actually beginner friendly and very actionable.
Unfortunately I've let myself go... Haven't exercised properly for the last 6 months or so and I'm tired of it, time to restart! Your videos are great! Informative and to the point, just what I need.
This is by far the best instructional video of calisthenics that I have ever seen! I really appreciate this and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!
wow... i have been training for 6 months now, and finally i see someone being realistic about the things you are supposed to learn, although i have almost all the skills in the video and even greater achievements alhamdullelah, i want to praise you for actually making a good video instead of the ones we see on youtube, thanks!
also simple question for L-sits, is it normal to have my front quads on the part most closer to my hip, feel incridible pain and almost cramp? even tho i do proper streches and some quad workouts before the L-sit
Quads are known to cramp during the l sit. It’s common. It’s a tolerance that you build overtime. Even stretching wont completely alleviate what your body isn’t used too. I suggest steadily training and stretching them and that pain will overtime go away
@@STRIQfit alright thats a bit more relieving, i will try my best at going slowly over time and have enough patience to not give up on it completely, in my gym the machiens are bad and there arent alot of them (6 only) and none of them can be used for abs, so for the longest time i didnt train abs because sit ups were too easy and so were the other excercises, do you think the L-sit qualifies as a good ab workout? or does it not focus on the abs enough.
I've been looking at progressions for each exercise separately and you provided a progression for ALL of the exercises in one go. This is great thank you 🙏
I cannot help but see the sheer amount of effort that must have gone into making this!! Wish you best of luck for the channel journey and thanks for the info👍👍
Holyy... I'm not even half-way through the video and it feels like you've already given me the best and most useful, detail workout framework that I could ever ask for! For real., thank you for your effort into making these awesome videos! My future-self already thanks you!💥😄💯👍
wow what a great informative video i started 6 months ago and you gave me a lot of ideas what to train and how i started with 0 push ups 0 dips and 0 pull ups and now i am doing 17 push ups on a good day normaly like 10 5 dips on a good day and 1 pull up and you helped me with that video enorm thank you
My journey started in basic training, but it was far more rudimentary than actual beginner level stuff. This seems like the perfect way to get back in, thanks for the video!
I'm so grateful for this thank you a lot. I was getting stuck on just pull ups, chin ups, dips, pistol squats, this is gonna take it to the next level, thanks so much!
I started doing calisthenics at my home when im 13 but i didnt watched any video. I learned elbow lever, muscle ups and some other good skills. But i stopped doing them when im 14. Now im 15 and im here to learn it in the proper way and start all over again
I'm now 42 started doing push-ups then saw your vid. IT CHANGED MY LIFE. I've never been in better shape in my life and today I did my first full pistol squat. Damn it feels good.
I've just been doing the basics all the time and progressed into weighted variations. And i realized that doing the skills became so much easier because of how much i trained in the basics, i could do muscle ups easily aswell as front lever without too much difficulity. I'll start training those skills more often and still keep on doing the basics aswell
As a young kid I had some severe asthma attacks and was proscribed doing head stands daily, supposedly to help eliminate phlegm. I progressed into handstands and by age 11 I could walk around on my hands for minutes at a time. A decade on an I became a national level decathlete. I taught myself flips and so on, having had access to a trampoline. I regret not having known about Calisthenics as it would have made me more proficient I'm sure. Appreciate the video.
Thank you so much for this it was so complete, easy to understand and straight to the point! I'm working on getting my tuck planche and 5 muscle ups and this is all very motivating 😊
Original :- I will do a pushup for each like this comment gets.(4 July 2024) Edit #1 :- Myself and Lufio will do 10 pushup for each like this comment gets.(9 July 2024)
Dude, I have started calisthenics 2 months ago and I found you on Tiktok, I have been doing one of your push/leg/pull training sessions and its been great. I can't thank you enough, from many channels and profiles I have seen online yours is one of the best, it's real, it's explained in detail and very professional. That been said I gotta say that performing the tuck lever has been soooo difficult, sometimes I think I might be doing it wrong, but I believe I just lack the core strength, I steel need to use some "momentum" to get to turn myself into the tuck hanging position (I cannot do it upwards slowly like I see you doing it)....but I'll keep working on it. Thank you so much for this channel, great job!
Ur channel is so good for someone like me who is into Calisthenics for a time but got no clue of in which order i should train what and know how to do excercises in good form... ❤
Exercise Timestamps if need, you welcome Hollow Body Hangs 0:09 Frog Stand 0:49 Hollow Body Holds 2:06 Pseudo Planche Lean 2:49 Pseudo Planche Push-Up 3:39 Tuck Front Lever 4:09 Elbow Lever 4:40 German Hang 5:23 Butchers Block 5:50 Pistol Squat 6:25 Tuck Back Lever 7:15 Compact Leg Lifts 7:43 Pike Push-Ups 8:58 L-Sit 9:48 Archer Push-Ups 10:20 Tuck Planche 10:49 Reverse Nordic 11:19 Straddle Sit 12:08 Shoulder Stand 12:42 Muscle Ups 13:03 Handstand 14:06 Handstand Push-Up 15:15
Thanks man! This a great vid with plenty of explanation! I've recently moved from years of strictly weight training to calisthenics and some weight lifting for refinement in certain areas, but have been stuck when it comes moving into skill areas. Much appreciated!
Been struggling with motivation in the gym and what I want to do workout-wise after years of bodybuilding and lifting weights - this video has me eager to start my calisthenics journey and truly master my body. Thank you for the amazing video!
I’m so glad this video gave you that spark! 🔥 Transitioning from years of bodybuilding to calisthenics is going to open up a whole new level of body mastery for you. It’s a different kind of challenge but so rewarding. 💪 You’ve already built a solid foundation, now it’s time to take it further! Excited to see you crush this next chapter of your fitness journey! Let’s get it! 🙌 #STRIQfam #STRIQarmy
I've been training for a couple of years , i'm 24 now and i never had such an advanced and delicate approach with my training . I like the way you are very analytical brother , keep up , carry on helping people with your advices , salute from Athens !!!!!
I feel like way too many people dramatically underestimate how difficult handstands can be for true beginners. "Just practice on a wall" is pretty much useless advice for a lot of us, because it presumes that we already have the strength for a handstand, we just lack the stability, balance, and the nuances of technique. But many of us are not strong enough for this. How does one build that strength to begin with? What is the progression for a true beginner?
Should build strength with regular pushups, inclined pushups and pike pushups first then against a wall try to kick up (don't try to hold by slamming ur legs into the wall or anything, just kick up and see if your arms are strong enough to support the kicking up and not bending at the elbows). If u could touch your legs to the wall for few seconds, u are ready to go for the journey, my friend. Believe me, u could achieve hs.
Just search roadmap calisthenic skills on internet. HSPU are categorized as advance level. You need to get beginner and mid level to breakthrough advance level
Wow great video. I have a lot of work to do. My wrists hurt watching a lot of this. I'm glad you made the comment about the handstand taking a long time to learn. I gained the strength to hold a handstand pretty quick, but have not progressed past kicking up onto the wall yet.
Learned = ✅ , In progress= ⏳ Dead hangs : ✅ Hollow body hold : ✅ Frog stand : ⏳ (Best : 8 sec ) Pseudo planche lean : ⏳( My wrists are gonna explode ) Starting my journey today. The only thing i can do right now is 15 pushups. And 2 pullups. Moreover I am 6.1 with 57 kgs of weight. Skinny as hell. I'll come back to mark the skills i achieved
@@jacoblingley5263 ,,the best time to plant a tree was 15 years ago, the second best time is now" - some smart chinese dude Imo the best quote when starting something new, helps you visualize your future progress like a growing tree.
I’m in a position where I don’t know if I should do calisthenics or weight training in the gym, my overall goal is to build weight and muscle as I’m also really skinny. I know that both have their benefits but I’m really new to this so please keep updating and let me know if possible. Thanks
Just commenting my own journey (I started from scratch and couldn'teven do a single pushup) : 21 sep 2024: unlocked 5 pushups 7 nov : unlocked crow pose (took me 4 days to unlock) 7 dec : unlocked elbow lever (took me 7 days to unlock) 4 january : Pistol squat (been more than two weeks but I still need a finger to get up🤡)
@@STRIQfit well it depends,my diet has changed over the year I’ve been doing calisthenics,and alternating through different programs,I have specific goals as well .
ur spirit is comfort man i made the tuck front lever and another 2 skills for the 1st time the way u showed now and its easier than i thought, nice ty bro
I'm finally gonna stop procrastinating and get into calistenics, im practicing the muscle up and struggling, but ima practice every day until i get it.
This video was all killer no filler, respect Been doing martial arts most my life and just now getting into calisthenics, cause it just seems so much cooler than gym and a better for for martial arts than simply weightlifting
Great selection of skills. Handstand pushup was one of my goals for for the first year and achieved it roughly before the end of first year. I would only mention that it is important to retract scapulea during front lever.
Best video I’ve seen on the topic for an overview…in order….and how best to perform the exercises and progressions. This dude is awesome 🎉 I’m gonna learn so much from him 🙏 Thanks brutha 👊🙏✌️It’s a video you can actually re-watch continuously as an invaluable inspiring, helpful, insightful instruction manual without any time wasting small talk…yet he still comes off as as a chill knowledge expert who can actually teach the best way to do things and progress
Literally the best advice i have ever heard for calisthenics, no one goes step by step and shows easier variations like you did. Thanks, i appriciate it a lot.
Okey, let's do this. See ya in 3 months and I'll give updates every 3 months for the next 2(or 3 i heard there will be 3rd year video) years. Wish me luck :DD Edit 1(26.11.24) Ik i'm a bit late But unfortunately I sprained my wrist while doing handstand so i'm basicly back from scratch. I fortunately has some basic before that so frog stand and active hang is something i can get mastery level even after the injury. Right now working On building stornger wrists so this will not happen again so basicly frog stand, pushups and some assisted handstand for now. Propably with the beggining od december i'll get back to the program
Great Video, instant subscribe. I do Calisthenics for about a year now, i didnt really do much skill training, because i wanted to build some basic strenght and mobility. So i pretty much only did a normal push-pull-legs-core routinie 3 times a week. I feel like i am ready for more now, and this is very helpful!
Im very pleased with this vid, i fell off a bit but this a good starting vid. If you need test subjects count me in. I need the motivation. Keep up the good work Bro. P.s. ive never been able to do a handstand but as i watched the vid i got excited lol I plan to do it by September 2025
Been going almost 2 years with abysmal progress because i didnt know what to progress, and I fell out of consistency. Cant wait to try all over again this week to get things right finally.
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Excellent content. great explanation, clear audio, well spoken and no fake enthusiasm, good scenery and lighting...This is how I need instructional videos to be for them to be watchable. Thank you for sharing! I'm afraid I might need another lighter level for my current fitness, nonetheless I'll give it a go!
This video is worth £500 to me. You gave all the exercises concisely, not trying to be funny, not wasting my time and treating the viewer as someone with intelligence. Keep up the good work. A million thank you for being real and honest in sharing your knowledge. Thanks!
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@@Prince52976fr like £20 ain't even a small amount
@@Prince52976 innit !? 🤣
restarting my whole journey, time to get back to the basics
Let’s go! Go be great 🔥💪🏾
fuck yeah, me too. i was able to do full front lever after 2 months of progression. i was very happy that i finally conquired an advanced skill then i became lazy and gained a lot of weight. Now, i'm so out of shape and can even do a stradle FL, a little depressed too. THis video is a great restart for me to get FL and for Planche in the future
same. I wish I had this video when I started one and a half years ago. But wishing won't get me anywhere, so now's the best time to get started... again.
@@hanifsulistiyo3559Same i wanted to train for handstand but now ima do this first
Same bro same
Hollow body hang 0:09
Frog stand 0:49
Hollow body holds 2:06
Pseudo planche lean 2:49
PPPU 3:39
Front Lever tuck 4:09
Elbow Lever 4:40
German hang 5:23
Butchers block 5:50
Pistol squat 6:25
Tuck back Lever 7:15
Compact leg lifts 7:43
Pike push ups 8:58
L sit 9:48
Archer 10:20
Tuck planche 10:49
Reverse Nordic 11:19
Straddle sit 12:08
Shoulder stand 12:42
Muscles up 13:03
Handstand 14:06
Handstand push up 15:15
Goat
thanks bro
All these and being more social are my goals this year
I immediately went to the comments looking for a hero like this
i've gone through this and split it into three sets - things I can currently train for by doing the progressions at the very least (if not the full movement) (currently about half), things I want to train after the prerequisite (and I can currently train some of the progressions for) (again currently about half), and things I'm not touching (handstand, handstand push up, L-sit). Let's see where I get after 6 months of body weight focus
I’m so impressed with how professional and informative this is
Thank you for the kind words and support 🔥💪🏾
yep, this is great!
Agreed. This video provides an excellent breakdown of each move. It home doesn’t feel as intimidating anymore!! Thank you 🙏🏾 😊
I really appreciate you making a manual for newbies. I haven't found anyone else who does this because they are too busy showing off advanced moves.
Love the work man💪🏾 You have a permanent follower
Trying to fill the gaps in for all the beginners and intermediate levels’ I’m glad you appreciate it! Thank you 💪🏾🔥
Exactly what I need too....thx man
I have a problem where I try to look for the optimal workout and watch countless videos about calisthenics, just to be overwhelmed by them. But I've come realize that there is no perfect workout and that consistency is far more important. That being said I'll stop looking all over youtube and just stick to your advice since you seem to know what you're doing, so thank you man!
If you don't know what to do, just focus on the base. Pullups, push ups, dips, squats, lunges, planks, hollow body holds. Build up some strength foundation and you will see where you want to go from there next. Good luck!
Just go with one or two exercises for every muscle in your body, pick those which u are confortable with, couldn't be that hard man😂
Analysis paralysis can definitely
Be a thing. Best to stick to one persons advice and follow through. Thank you for choosing me and following through 💪🏾🔥
I have a knee injury and cant do squats or bend my left knee over 80 degree. Any optional ideas of how to train my leg muscles?
@@Kevenstingthe doctor for starters.
Man, I learned more in this 16 minute video than any other course, programs, or 'training' from calisthenic coaches out there. Super valuable. Thank you.
Thank you for the support and kind words!
This might be the best overall beginner guide I've seen. Kudos
Thank you so much for the support!
great work man
no shit talking , no unwanted humour , no fucks just straight up work
hope you get 100k sub soon....
This month for sure! 😮💨😮💨😮💨 thanks for the support fam
Will update in a month !
Dead hang ✅️
Frog stand ⏳️
Hollow body hold check ✅️
Pseudo planche ⏳️
Tuck front lever ⏳️
Elbow lever ⏳️
German hang ⏳️
Butchers block
Pistol squat ✅️
Tuck back lever
Compact leg lift ✅️
Pike push up ⏳️
L sit ✅️
Tuck planche ⌛️
Reverse nordic
Straddle sit
Shoulder stand
Muscle up
Handstand ⏳️
Hanstand pushup 😊
I greatly appreciate your pedagogy, and prioritizing form before anything else. I haven’t really seen anyone else doing that!
Thank you for noticing! I appreciate the kind words 🔥💪🏾
As a personal trainer for over a year and a calisthenics enthusiast, this video has been extremely helpful and understanding the regression and progression of a lot of these basic movements. As my first video that I’ve seen of yours, I am immediately subscribing and taking these concepts to heart to get more people involved. Thank you for such an amazing resource!
Great to hear! I’m glad to have you on board! 🔥 Year 2 skills in order coming this week!
The best and most informative video I've seen in a while. As a 65KG guy who's been wanting to get into callisthenics for a while and transition from weight lifting to more bodyweight exercise, this is the best starter pack
Thank you for the support and kind words! You got this family
I just started a 75 day challenge and i was wondering what I should do for a workout, now I have a plan.
Thanks man explaining it from the very bottom
Thank you so much for the support! You got this!
Starting my proper calisthenics journey to learn advanced skills today!
Hollow body hang ✔️
Frog stand ✔️
Hollow body hold ✔️
Pseudo planche lean ✔️
PPPU ✔️
Front Lever Tuck ❌ (never tried it)
Elbow lever ✔️
German hang ✔️
Butcher's block ❌ gotta try
Pistol squats ✔️
Tuck back lever ❌ (gotta try)
Compact leg lifts ✔️
Pike pushups ✔️ (65 rep pr)
L sit ❌
Archer pushups ✔️ (will update pr here)
Tuck planche ❌
Reverse nordic ✔️
Straddle sit ❌
Shoulder stand ❌ (gotta try)
Muscle up ❌
Handstand ❌ (no balanced yet lol)
Handstand pushups ❌
Got a lot to improve this is to get serious bout cali.
Target 2026 ❤
Hollow body hang 0:09 ✅️
Frog stand 0:49
Hollow body holds 2:06
Pseudo planche lean 2:49
Pseudo Planche PU 3:39
Front Lever tuck 4:09
Elbow Lever 4:40
German hang 5:23
Butcher's block 5:50
Pistol squat 6:25
Tuck back Lever 7:15
Compact leg lifts 7:43
Pike push-ups 8:58
L sit 9:48
Archer 10:20
Tuck planche 10:49
Reverse Nordic 11:19
Straddle sit 12:08
Shoulder stand 12:42
Muscles up 13:03
Handstand 14:06
Handstand push-up 15:15
same here lol
i'll do pull ups for each like i get,im a beginner, i wanna start but i have no motivation, so come on guys!
Let’s go. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
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@@SaúlRez-06 lets go bro 153 now
@@SaúlRez-06 time to do more
@@SaúlRez-06 more lol
What a great video, thank you! Most "beginner" calisthenics video's are:
1. Do a frog stand
2. Do a handstand pushup
3. Now levitate for 20 seconds
4. Congrats, you learned the basics!
Your video is actually beginner friendly and very actionable.
Unfortunately I've let myself go... Haven't exercised properly for the last 6 months or so and I'm tired of it, time to restart!
Your videos are great! Informative and to the point, just what I need.
You got this! Thank you so much for the support!
You are my inspiration and the main reason I got into Calisthenics! 2 years in now, and it completely changed my life! Thank you!
crazy how you dont think of such simple things, then WHAM.. you get on my feed. Love the path and tips. thank you
Happy to help! Thank you for the support! 🔥💪🏾
This is by far the best instructional video of calisthenics that I have ever seen! I really appreciate this and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!
wow... i have been training for 6 months now, and finally i see someone being realistic about the things you are supposed to learn, although i have almost all the skills in the video and even greater achievements alhamdullelah, i want to praise you for actually making a good video instead of the ones we see on youtube, thanks!
also simple question for L-sits, is it normal to have my front quads on the part most closer to my hip, feel incridible pain and almost cramp? even tho i do proper streches and some quad workouts before the L-sit
Welcome aboard! And I’m glad you really enjoyed this video! Next one will be even better! 💪🏾🔥
Quads are known to cramp during the l sit. It’s common. It’s a tolerance that you build overtime. Even stretching wont completely alleviate what your body isn’t used too.
I suggest steadily training and stretching them and that pain will overtime go away
@@STRIQfit alright thats a bit more relieving, i will try my best at going slowly over time and have enough patience to not give up on it completely, in my gym the machiens are bad and there arent alot of them (6 only) and none of them can be used for abs, so for the longest time i didnt train abs because sit ups were too easy and so were the other excercises, do you think the L-sit qualifies as a good ab workout? or does it not focus on the abs enough.
Perfect collection of skills + regressions and nicely explained! Thanks man!
I've been looking at progressions for each exercise separately and you provided a progression for ALL of the exercises in one go. This is great thank you 🙏
Happy to help!🔥💪🏾
I cannot help but see the sheer amount of effort that must have gone into making this!!
Wish you best of luck for the channel journey and thanks for the info👍👍
Thanks a ton! I really appreciate the support and kind words family! 🔥💪🏾
Holyy... I'm not even half-way through the video and it feels like you've already given me the best and most useful, detail workout framework that I could ever ask for! For real., thank you for your effort into making these awesome videos! My future-self already thanks you!💥😄💯👍
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the support and kind words!
Thanks, man. This is gold.
you're welcome
Literally the best beginner calisthenics video I've seen yet.
Thank you for the support! 🔥💪🏾
Just a few minutes in and I'm inspired to restart my calisthenic journey. Really appreciate the no BS style of this video.
Everything you need is here with simplicity. Thank you fam!
wow what a great informative video i started 6 months ago and you gave me a lot of ideas what to train and how i started with 0 push ups 0 dips and 0 pull ups and now i am doing 17 push ups on a good day normaly like 10 5 dips on a good day and 1 pull up and you helped me with that video enorm thank you
Great to hear! Thank you so much for the support!
My journey started in basic training, but it was far more rudimentary than actual beginner level stuff. This seems like the perfect way to get back in, thanks for the video!
I'm so grateful for this thank you a lot. I was getting stuck on just pull ups, chin ups, dips, pistol squats, this is gonna take it to the next level, thanks so much!
go be great! let me know how it goes!
I started doing calisthenics at my home when im 13 but i didnt watched any video. I learned elbow lever, muscle ups and some other good skills. But i stopped doing them when im 14. Now im 15 and im here to learn it in the proper way and start all over again
1 minute in and you've got a new subscriber. Thank you for your straight to the point, informational and well done video.
Thank you for the support 🔥💪🏾
Gained a follower. Hands down best calisthenics video on RUclips. Gold medal material.
I'm now 42 started doing push-ups then saw your vid. IT CHANGED MY LIFE. I've never been in better shape in my life and today I did my first full pistol squat. Damn it feels good.
Let's Go! I am happy for your success and achievements family! Dragon Squat loading already im sure
Thanks!
Wow! Seriously thank you so much for this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've just been doing the basics all the time and progressed into weighted variations. And i realized that doing the skills became so much easier because of how much i trained in the basics, i could do muscle ups easily aswell as front lever without too much difficulity. I'll start training those skills more often and still keep on doing the basics aswell
You sound like you got a solid plan 🔥💪🏾
Thanks
Your channel is so underrated, this is super high quality and helpful
Glad you think so! I’m getting some appreciation now! I have you to thank 💪🏾🔥
This is the best video I've seen so far on guidance for calesthentics
Thank you so much! 💪🏾🔥
Hollow body hangs ✅
Frog stand ✅
Hollow body hold ✅
Pseudo planche lean ✅
PPPU ⁉️
Trying to back after a year with all of them done 🙏
Goat talk
we gonna need updates
I had a comment like this and accomplished the same ones you did. Good luck king 👑🗿💪🏼
As a young kid I had some severe asthma attacks and was proscribed doing head stands daily, supposedly to help eliminate phlegm. I progressed into handstands and by age 11 I could walk around on my hands for minutes at a time. A decade on an I became a national level decathlete. I taught myself flips and so on, having had access to a trampoline. I regret not having known about Calisthenics as it would have made me more proficient I'm sure. Appreciate the video.
Thanks. I was looking for something like this forever!
Wow! Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate the support 🔥💪🏾
This is good stuff!
Thank you brother 💪🏾🔥
This video is exactly what I have been looking for. Starting immediately. Thanks for the excellent camera angles & details!!
Learned ✅ , working ⏰ 💪
• Hollow body hang ✅
• Frog stand ⏰ 💪
• Hollow body hold ⏰ 💪
I will keep updating whenever I learn any exercise.
goat! keep going! Thank you so much for the support!
Thank you so much for this it was so complete, easy to understand and straight to the point! I'm working on getting my tuck planche and 5 muscle ups and this is all very motivating 😊
I’m happy to provide value and info. Thank you for the support 🔥💪🏾
Holy fuck this video's so good in many ways, pure useful info and straightforward explanations, definitely subscribing.
Thank you for the support family! Glad to have you here 💪🏾🔥
Little did I know this video was everything I needed.
Original :- I will do a pushup for each like this comment gets.(4 July 2024)
Edit #1 :- Myself and Lufio will do 10 pushup for each like this comment gets.(9 July 2024)
Good luck.
Hope you're gonna multiply this shit by 100 otherwise its nothing
wait like a month to do as many as possible if you anwser i'll do them with you
Npc comment
65 so far, too easy. (Not in a row but over the course of a day or so). Lets pump these likes up boys!
Dude, I have started calisthenics 2 months ago and I found you on Tiktok, I have been doing one of your push/leg/pull training sessions and its been great. I can't thank you enough, from many channels and profiles I have seen online yours is one of the best, it's real, it's explained in detail and very professional. That been said I gotta say that performing the tuck lever has been soooo difficult, sometimes I think I might be doing it wrong, but I believe I just lack the core strength, I steel need to use some "momentum" to get to turn myself into the tuck hanging position (I cannot do it upwards slowly like I see you doing it)....but I'll keep working on it. Thank you so much for this channel, great job!
Thank you for the support🔥💪🏾
This is the best one I have found till now thanks alot man ❤
No problem 👍 Thank you for the support and kind words!
Ur channel is so good for someone like me who is into Calisthenics for a time but got no clue of in which order i should train what and know how to do excercises in good form... ❤
Exercise Timestamps if need, you welcome
Hollow Body Hangs 0:09
Frog Stand 0:49
Hollow Body Holds 2:06
Pseudo Planche Lean 2:49
Pseudo Planche Push-Up 3:39
Tuck Front Lever 4:09
Elbow Lever 4:40
German Hang 5:23
Butchers Block 5:50
Pistol Squat 6:25
Tuck Back Lever 7:15
Compact Leg Lifts 7:43
Pike Push-Ups 8:58
L-Sit 9:48
Archer Push-Ups 10:20
Tuck Planche 10:49
Reverse Nordic 11:19
Straddle Sit 12:08
Shoulder Stand 12:42
Muscle Ups 13:03
Handstand 14:06
Handstand Push-Up 15:15
Boss 🔥
thank you :)
@@FrostbytePlayz_Adrian no problem
Respect bro and regards from Macedonia 🇲🇰💪
Thanks man! This a great vid with plenty of explanation! I've recently moved from years of strictly weight training to calisthenics and some weight lifting for refinement in certain areas, but have been stuck when it comes moving into skill areas. Much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful! Stay tuned for year 2 skills coming this week! 💪🏾🔥
Been struggling with motivation in the gym and what I want to do workout-wise after years of bodybuilding and lifting weights - this video has me eager to start my calisthenics journey and truly master my body. Thank you for the amazing video!
I’m so glad this video gave you that spark! 🔥 Transitioning from years of bodybuilding to calisthenics is going to open up a whole new level of body mastery for you. It’s a different kind of challenge but so rewarding. 💪 You’ve already built a solid foundation, now it’s time to take it further! Excited to see you crush this next chapter of your fitness journey! Let’s get it! 🙌 #STRIQfam #STRIQarmy
Extremely well put together video. Thank you, brother.
Thank you for the support family! 💪🏾🔥
I've been training for a couple of years , i'm 24 now and i never had such an advanced and delicate approach with my training . I like the way you are very analytical brother , keep up , carry on helping people with your advices , salute from Athens !!!!!
DOPE VIDEO!! THANK YOU
No problem!!🔥💪🏾
This video is fire. Straight to the point, highly informative, no time wasted!
I feel like way too many people dramatically underestimate how difficult handstands can be for true beginners. "Just practice on a wall" is pretty much useless advice for a lot of us, because it presumes that we already have the strength for a handstand, we just lack the stability, balance, and the nuances of technique. But many of us are not strong enough for this. How does one build that strength to begin with? What is the progression for a true beginner?
Should build strength with regular pushups, inclined pushups and pike pushups first then against a wall try to kick up (don't try to hold by slamming ur legs into the wall or anything, just kick up and see if your arms are strong enough to support the kicking up and not bending at the elbows). If u could touch your legs to the wall for few seconds, u are ready to go for the journey, my friend. Believe me, u could achieve hs.
Just search roadmap calisthenic skills on internet. HSPU are categorized as advance level. You need to get beginner and mid level to breakthrough advance level
Wow great video. I have a lot of work to do. My wrists hurt watching a lot of this. I'm glad you made the comment about the handstand taking a long time to learn. I gained the strength to hold a handstand pretty quick, but have not progressed past kicking up onto the wall yet.
Learned = ✅ , In progress= ⏳
Dead hangs : ✅
Hollow body hold : ✅
Frog stand : ⏳ (Best : 8 sec )
Pseudo planche lean : ⏳( My wrists are gonna explode )
Starting my journey today. The only thing i can do right now is 15 pushups. And 2 pullups. Moreover I am 6.1 with 57 kgs of weight. Skinny as hell.
I'll come back to mark the skills i achieved
You’re right on time. Your strength is enough. Keep going fam 💪🏾🔥
Awesome brother! I'm on the same boat as you, best time to start is right now! 💪
@@jacoblingley5263 ,,the best time to plant a tree was 15 years ago, the second best time is now"
- some smart chinese dude
Imo the best quote when starting something new, helps you visualize your future progress like a growing tree.
I’m in a position where I don’t know if I should do calisthenics or weight training in the gym, my overall goal is to build weight and muscle as I’m also really skinny. I know that both have their benefits but I’m really new to this so please keep updating and let me know if possible. Thanks
I started calisthenics almost 2 months ago, 1,82cm, 87KG, same... 15 pushups, 2 pullups with good form, not skinny... used to weight 108KG last year.
Just commenting my own journey (I started from scratch and couldn'teven do a single pushup) :
21 sep 2024: unlocked 5 pushups
7 nov : unlocked crow pose (took me 4 days to unlock)
7 dec : unlocked elbow lever (took me 7 days to unlock)
4 january : Pistol squat (been more than two weeks but I still need a finger to get up🤡)
I’m surprised in myself,reaching the end of my first year doing calisthenics I can do all these things,I’m almost able to do a full straddle Planch 😮
So you agree this is a realistic one year goal for the masses 😮💨😮💨😮💨 or a year and half for the general population
@@STRIQfit well it depends,my diet has changed over the year I’ve been doing calisthenics,and alternating through different programs,I have specific goals as well .
Ahhhh I see I see. Well thank you anyways for the support! 💪🏾🔥
ur spirit is comfort man i made the tuck front lever and another 2 skills for the 1st time the way u showed now and its easier than i thought, nice ty bro
I'm finally gonna stop procrastinating and get into calistenics, im practicing the muscle up and struggling, but ima practice every day until i get it.
Let’s go! Just make sure you’re taking a 24-48 hour rest in between those workouts. Work on your push while you rest for the pull.
@@STRIQfit thanks for the motivation, if possible could you maybe tell me how to start because im clueless
in terms of muscle up by the way
why split it up? @@STRIQfit
@@wallesdrop3026 I think it simply to have rest time for one while still training for the other !
This video was all killer no filler, respect
Been doing martial arts most my life and just now getting into calisthenics, cause it just seems so much cooler than gym and a better for for martial arts than simply weightlifting
Jon Jones teaching us how to do Calisthenics? Take my card, I’m in!
😂😂😂 thanks brother
This is a high quality/value video. Thanks man, i'm starting the journey and needed this
Doing one push-up for every like I get, I’ll keep y’all updated!
It’s time!
So happy this channel was recommended to me! Can’t wait to begin on my calisthenics journey 🙌🏾
Thank you for wonderful training and tutorials!!
Thank you for the kind words and continued support fam 🔥😮💨💪🏾👋🏾
I thought you were jon jones from the thumbnail
I get it a lot 🔥😂
Great selection of skills. Handstand pushup was one of my goals for for the first year and achieved it roughly before the end of first year.
I would only mention that it is important to retract scapulea during front lever.
Great tips family and congrats on your progress 😮💨💪🏾
Bro looks like Jon Jones in the thumbnail
😭😭😭😂
Straight up thought it was for 3 seconds
He is the athlete version of jon jones😂😂😂
@@mohitsaini7637also the straight version I assume
😂😂😂😂 Goat 🐐🐐🐐
Best video I’ve seen on the topic for an overview…in order….and how best to perform the exercises and progressions. This dude is awesome 🎉 I’m gonna learn so much from him 🙏 Thanks brutha 👊🙏✌️It’s a video you can actually re-watch continuously as an invaluable inspiring, helpful, insightful instruction manual without any time wasting small talk…yet he still comes off as as a chill knowledge expert who can actually teach the best way to do things and progress
I will train callisthenics for days equal to the likes on the comment
1 day, load it up!
@@STRIQfit Guess i have to start. Thanks for the heads up.
@@ShivamAggarwal-fu3ryNow 53 including the ones you already did
@@garyelcaracol already on it bro, not gonna stop till i make my aura + ♾️
Make sure you continue with the days gained 92 days
This is the video I've been looking for!!!! Thank you for caring about us beginners!
Im 5'2 200 lbs, starting my calisthenics journey TODAY. I'm determined to get to that handstand pushup! Wish me luck
You got this! 🔥💪🏾
Literally the best advice i have ever heard for calisthenics, no one goes step by step and shows easier variations like you did. Thanks, i appriciate it a lot.
Happy to help! And fill in the gaps 💪🏾🔥
Okey, let's do this. See ya in 3 months and I'll give updates every 3 months for the next 2(or 3 i heard there will be 3rd year video) years. Wish me luck :DD
Edit 1(26.11.24)
Ik i'm a bit late But unfortunately I sprained my wrist while doing handstand so i'm basicly back from scratch. I fortunately has some basic before that so frog stand and active hang is something i can get mastery level even after the injury. Right now working On building stornger wrists so this will not happen again so basicly frog stand, pushups and some assisted handstand for now. Propably with the beggining od december i'll get back to the program
Bet
Let’s go!!!
This one if not not the BEST video I've ever seen on Calisthenics!!!
Thought bro was jon jones
Smh 😭😂
Fr 😂😂😂🔥
Great Video, instant subscribe. I do Calisthenics for about a year now, i didnt really do much skill training, because i wanted to build some basic strenght and mobility. So i pretty much only did a normal push-pull-legs-core routinie 3 times a week. I feel like i am ready for more now, and this is very helpful!
Let's go! welcome aboard! Thank you for the support and kind words!
Jon Jones, is that you?
😂😂😂
Im very pleased with this vid, i fell off a bit but this a good starting vid. If you need test subjects count me in. I need the motivation. Keep up the good work Bro.
P.s. ive never been able to do a handstand but as i watched the vid i got excited lol I plan to do it by September 2025
How many reps and sets should you do for each and how many excorcises each session
Jon Jones calisthenics version
Jon jones but he trains legs
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What an amazing tutorial and explanation of all these moves. The butchers block is one I have to add
I will attempt to do 1 pushup for every like this comment gets
Great video, very descriptive thank you
Thank you for the support! 💪🏾🔥
Thank you Jon Jones
LOL 😂😭
These are great descriptions. I used to teach yoga and explaining proper movement can be a real challenge. Thank you
I will do a push up for ever like this comment gets
Let’s get it
HELL YEAH
What a great video! I appreciate that you quantity what “doing it right” and “mastering” each skill means.
1 like = 100 push ups
Been going almost 2 years with abysmal progress because i didnt know what to progress, and I fell out of consistency. Cant wait to try all over again this week to get things right finally.