Pro tip: Be smarter than me and buy a pair of rings with markers on the bands. Makes switching their height between exercises a lot quicker and easier. It's a pain in the ass if you have to judge whether they are at the same height or not by eye every damn time haha.
I got rings with caribiner straps. The rings themselves can be detached as they have their own individual small strap fastened to them with carabiners to attach to any numbered loop for even easier adjustments. Plus detachable rings makes it easier to switch from a rings to paralettes excercise and I can use these detachable rings with resistance bands for some good accessory excercises.
@@blockaderunner You don't need a ceiling that high. You hold the rope at hip level which is roughly in the middle of your body so the rope goes about a foot above your head. As you're supposed to jump only about one or two inches from the ground, an 8 foot ceiling for a 6 foot person should be enough.
@@angelsjoker8190 well I don't wanna tear up my carpet, I suppose I could get a mat, but I need more square footage to justify that cause I want to do BJJ drills as well but no room
Really helpful tip about the weighted vest and weighted belts. I was about to purchase a vest but hearing your explanation on how uncomfortable and hot it can be really saved me a lot of money to just get the belts as I already have plated weights already lying around the house.
I'm still thinking about getting or making a vest simply because i can wear it while running and i can't hang weights rom my hips before a run . . . other wise i absolutely agree that a belt would be better than the vest.
It's not often, you come across a genuine calisthenics dude that is more knowledgeable and informative than he is in love with himself and how ripped he looks with his top off … Keep up the good work TrainingPal!
Your spot on about the rings, bands and parallettes. By far the must haves, I've worked my way up to needing a weight belt now. Having my kids on my back while doing dips isn't as effective.
I have just started calisthenics and have a very simple goal at the moment of achieving pull up's. I have invested in some resistance bands but was unsure anything else would really help. I have achieve 2 pull-ups! (just!) and now feel more really is possible. Your video was/ is gold! I really don't want to waste money on anything that truly does not help and your guide has focused on what I need, thanks!
@@kd1854 Hi I am still working on it, I am now on three (good) pull ups! I won't bore you with all the things that get in my way. But ultimately I am improving and stronger for sure. I Look/feel better and have lost some weight. I am mixing in some other exercises. I know I need to be more disciplined. Bottom line, I am moving forward. Thanks for getting touch.
I bought this to replace a very similar item whose foam grips had worn after years of use. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxwyoGHi-cCLV1AqJYj7QeIWKSpdRMYPF1 This one is is even slightly better than the old one I had! (Sorry I don't remember the brand or model.) This bar sits a bit higher in the doorway, giving me more ground clearance for movement, and the foam grips and foam pads that protect the doorway are thicker. It was also very quick and easy to assemble. The only minor gripe I have is that the hand grips in the middle are really tight on the bar, and therefore hard to slide along the bar if you want a wider or narrower grip. You have to be patient and gradually work them into the position you want.
an easy alternative for weight vest that I personally use as a beginner, is for example backpack full of books or other stuff. Just make sure it's tight and it works for all sorts of things. Overall great video and you explain the pros and cons well!
The taller parallette bars are actually very versatile. You can do a lot of the same exercises with them that you can do with rings, pull up bars, and smaller parallettes: dips, body weight rows, curls and tricep extensions, as well as push up variations, levers, knee tucks and L sits.
Ya. Using the small parellettes in the video can be very difficult to beginners let alone the movement in 6:30 6:54 ruclips.net/video/0mvAgIY2l-M/видео.html different from this video , calimove suggested the pushup handles and high parallettes
Pull up bar tip: Short of building your own pull up bar, or drilling into your ceiling, a squat rack is generally a better choice than most commercial standalone pull up bars. Even a half rack can do the trick and will be comparatively cheap (~US$100). They're usually sufficiently stable and can be weighed down even further by either storing a couple of weight plates (they usually have integrated plate storage) or by placing a couple of sandbags on it.
I appreciate your content! You're videos are some of what I watched and inspired me when I locked in my meal prepping and nutrition in April. Mainly the video you shared about how you finally got shredded. I used a similar approach and it happened for me too! Been going strong ever since!
TRX doesn't have to be expensive. I bought generic ones (IRibit) for like $20 and just hung them on my ring cables. They are excellent for niche exercises (like ring curl, TRX crossovers, etc.). They might also increase difficulty of dips (you have one less dimension of stability than the rings: your wrists can roll)
i'm so freaking lazy somehow i made the rings i have at home pretty much unused, after all the trouble drilling holes in the wall with anchor bolts. gonna start using them again, rings are the best.
Thank you so much for putting this video together, I stumbled across it while I was searching for a power Tower. I'm so glad to know that there are so many different ways to do calisthenics without a giant heavy piece of equipment in my house. Thank you again, I look forward to watching your other videos and learning more about calisthenics! I have liked and subscribed!
Pull-up bar and rings arrived today. Thanks for this. I’ll stick with these two (and my jump rope) for a while and consider adding resistance planes and parallettes later.
Dzięki Tobie zacząłem przygodę z kółkami. Nie jestem wzorem planu treningowego choć staram się "powisieć" codziennie ale moje dzieci uwielbiają kółka! Starsi (6,5 i 5) robią przewrotki i stójki do góry nogami huśtając się jednocześnie, wiszą na rękach powyżej minuty, najmłodszy 2 latek bez problemu huśta się na rękach w pozycji łamanej. To najlepsza rzecz jaką kupiłem w tym roku.
I don't know why I got this recommended to me but since I'm gonna be physically training within the next year this is actually a convenient recommendation
I like the push up handles. I have a plate in my wrist which prevents me from doing push ups normal. Too painful and it hits a nerve which shoots up my arm. Love the video. Very helpful.
So many good advices! I've tried se of the "wasted money" toys but the door bar, rings and elastic bands, for me, are the holy Trinity 🔥🔥 Excellent material in your channel, keep up! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Beautiful and such a useful video, for so many people out there including me. It is very helpful to begin with everyone's home calisthenics journey. Thank you for providing the required information through your own experiences.
just bought my first wooden rings! in my opinion it also the best investment ever! though some basic exercises like dips require some practice...but once you get comfortable, you can basically train your whole body as said in the video It is extremely portable as well..not super heavy...and all you need is a ledge to hand them and you can alr do a full workout.
Tip if you cant afford a pull up bar try finding a nearby park with a big monkey bar, or trees you can hang off of. (Be careful with trees, some branches aren't strong, and also some are uneven)
@@joshuahafoka5028, not exactly the same but similar enough to warrant a 3rd movement that provides an entirely different stimulus. I would argue for dumbbells being an appropriate addition because I'm not a calisthenics purist.
Imo also ab wheel, dip belt, fat grips, rotary pullup bar, towel (for strict pullups, simulating rope climbing), wirst wraps, magnesium talk, sometimes gloves, or straps for longer hanging (at the end of training if you loose grip strength), theres many option to experiment with training, its also good for boring
I bought a pull up bar and resistance bands. Been happy training like that for almost a year now. For weights I use the kettlebell. Most versatile type of weight imo
Who came back to this video after the Covid-19 outbreak to get some tips on working out at home? I wish you all the best, stay safe and healthy, people. :)
I bought a ceiling-mounted pull-up bar and I am now happy that I seem to have made an okay choice. I will be able to mount rings on it as well and train with resistance bands. I guess I really only need to invest in some medium height parallel bars now. Thank you for the video!
I know some people have had issues with the quality control on tight fitness products. My home gym consists of a fringe sport rack, Vulcan plates, xmark barbell, lock jaw collars, rogue kettlebells, rogue rings, tighten parallettes, a titan fitness ceiling hanger, and a set of Titan Fitness wood rings. Maybe for the heavier duty stuff I would go with other brands, but for the money it is hard to best their parallettes and rings. I paid $72 for my Rogue rings and had to pick them up in Columbus. I paid around $33 for my Titan Fitness rings shipped. I don't remember the price on the heavy duty parallettes but I think it was around 75. I am very happy with the quality of the products for the money and would have no problem suggesting them for beginners or people who are on a budget.
WOW! That *was* cheap, $150. but at 3:50 you say "I do live in a very cheap country".... I'm new here (as of today) and was looking through your instagram for a clue but couldn't find one... what country? Everything looks so beautiful. 💙
Thank you very much for this advice, I've recently gotten into calisthenics and I'm really liking it. And yes some calisthenic gear is a waste of money
I add these to my favorite gears: 1. Thick rope to climb 2. Sandbag Both promise much fun! Above all the sandbag has a high potential for a full body workout. Imagine you squat with a 30kg bag and when you squat up you lift that bag over your head... 20 reps will kill you!!!
Just got the iron cage pull up bar, attaches to the door frame . has a wide grip and a lower thicker bar. Points of contact have padding so it wont damage your door. And it comes with straps .
I made the same mistake with the Weight west. Bought it pretty early on when I started and pretty soon moved on to weight belt and kettlebelts. Never seen the west ever again. :D
I use my vest in multiple cases where the belt could be inconvenient: push ups, body rows, pike pushups, frog stand, jumping squats and the like. I even use it for cardio. I will buy the belt one day or another but the vest is not a waste of money so far.
i have them all except the parallettes. i own the power block selectable weight dumbbells and have been using them as small, low parallettes. sure, they could be higher, but as you metnioned with the other ones, you can just set them on top of things. because they can weigh up to 50lbs each, there's not really much fear of knocking them over. i also thread the strap on my dip belt through and wrap around the handle when i need to do weighted exercises, with the idea being that if you want more than 50 lbs, you can just thread it through both handles. this has worked for me, and until i'm ready to start getting serious about planche, i'll just keep with what i have. Also, not that i think about it, my pullup bar that i use inside (same as the one you show in the doorframe) can be flipped upside down and used as parallettes.
1) Rings (The best, allows all upper body movement. Everything) 2) Telescopic Doorway Pull-up (Good for pull-ups and even rows if installed lower) 3) parallettes (Incredible for skills... Pushup variations, Handstand variations) 4) Dip bars (Dips and Rows are incredibly helpful exercises... Skill works are possible too.)
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If you buy rings, make sure the straps have incremental lines marked on them so you can keep track of high to place the rings for different exercises.
or just mark them with a marker
But it doesn't matter too much since strap strech by the time so the marks will be usefull and inaccurate after sometime
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@@Fossilized-cryptid or just bring them close and compare them with the palm of your hand
just use masking tape and adjust as needed
Order of recommendations
0:48 pull-up bar
4:15 gymnastic rings
5:49 parallettes
7:26 resistance bands
Thanks
Thanks!
I need to know where he got that specific pull-up bar from.
@@letshuman8985 The one that screws into the wall? That's from Pullup&Dip.
God bless!
the best calisthenics gear is the rings for sure.
Alright there Musashi
Hell yeah 💪💪💪💪💪💪
@@youruncle7501 good ref
legit rings and bands might be everything you ever need, take that my 200 quid a year gym memberships
Yes
Pro tip: Be smarter than me and buy a pair of rings with markers on the bands. Makes switching their height between exercises a lot quicker and easier. It's a pain in the ass if you have to judge whether they are at the same height or not by eye every damn time haha.
My Solution was to just draw a line to where the lengths should be
@@lored6811 I thought about doing this the other day, will probably do it soon
I got rings with caribiner straps. The rings themselves can be detached as they have their own individual small strap fastened to them with carabiners to attach to any numbered loop for even easier adjustments. Plus detachable rings makes it easier to switch from a rings to paralettes excercise and I can use these detachable rings with resistance bands for some good accessory excercises.
SharkxBait yo thanks, hadn’t thought about that
Any Amazon recommendations? I don’t know what to look for there.
9:43 Jesus Christ, you didn't have to scare me like that
i loled
I know right, I almost cried
u ni laten doen he
@@thierry5740 what
Had me tense up with anxiety. Lol
Always the most likeable calisthenics youtuber for me. I could listen to him muse about life in general.
I see a video from Dave, I press Like
You're very kind, thanks!
I couldn't agree you more. Keep up the good work! :)
Simp
Hybrid calisthenics is also up there
I'd recommend adding jumping rope to the list. Best for indoor cardio or just a simple warmup.
I don't have 12 foot ceilings not even 10 foot ceilings. I'm poor.
@@blockaderunner You don't need a ceiling that high. You hold the rope at hip level which is roughly in the middle of your body so the rope goes about a foot above your head. As you're supposed to jump only about one or two inches from the ground, an 8 foot ceiling for a 6 foot person should be enough.
@@angelsjoker8190 well I don't wanna tear up my carpet, I suppose I could get a mat, but I need more square footage to justify that cause I want to do BJJ drills as well but no room
@@blockaderunner You can always do it outside. I do it in the hallway of my building. It also doesn't bother my downstairs neighbor.
I just added jump rope to my routine I just learned how to jump rope
I think i ll just take those pants, thank you
Lol
Lol
Lol
Really helpful tip about the weighted vest and weighted belts. I was about to purchase a vest but hearing your explanation on how uncomfortable and hot it can be really saved me a lot of money to just get the belts as I already have plated weights already lying around the house.
I'm still thinking about getting or making a vest simply because i can wear it while running and i can't hang weights rom my hips before a run . . . other wise i absolutely agree that a belt would be better than the vest.
For weighted pushups I usually just put a plate into a backpack
Same!
Weigh belts are awesome, I got one a while ago for weighted pull-ups and dips and it’s so nice
I agree with Reformat, your personality is so chill, and your videos are very informative, very easy to watch, and you seem like a very likable guy.
Most underrated calisthenics channel on RUclips IMO. I really like the way you find subjects that no-one else seems to have covered.
Rings and Resistance Bands for sure! The most usefull for me! I like the lower resistance for the band, so I can use it for stretching also
9:43 jumpscare warning
It's not often, you come across a genuine calisthenics dude that is more knowledgeable and informative than he is in love with himself and how ripped he looks with his top off … Keep up the good work TrainingPal!
Thanks for giving me the idea to put the parallettes on four chairs to do dips... I would have never thought of that.
Your spot on about the rings, bands and parallettes. By far the must haves, I've worked my way up to needing a weight belt now. Having my kids on my back while doing dips isn't as effective.
I have just started calisthenics and have a very simple goal at the moment of achieving pull up's. I have invested in some resistance bands but was unsure anything else would really help. I have achieve 2 pull-ups! (just!) and now feel more really is possible. Your video was/ is gold! I really don't want to waste money on anything that truly does not help and your guide has focused on what I need, thanks!
1 year in! How’s ur pull up journey?
@@kd1854 Hi I am still working on it, I am now on three (good) pull ups! I won't bore you with all the things that get in my way. But ultimately I am improving and stronger for sure. I Look/feel better and have lost some weight. I am mixing in some other exercises. I know I need to be more disciplined. Bottom line, I am moving forward. Thanks for getting touch.
@@Simon-kh2ddwhat about now? Its been 2 years
I bought this to replace a very similar item whose foam grips had worn after years of use. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxwyoGHi-cCLV1AqJYj7QeIWKSpdRMYPF1 This one is is even slightly better than the old one I had! (Sorry I don't remember the brand or model.) This bar sits a bit higher in the doorway, giving me more ground clearance for movement, and the foam grips and foam pads that protect the doorway are thicker. It was also very quick and easy to assemble. The only minor gripe I have is that the hand grips in the middle are really tight on the bar, and therefore hard to slide along the bar if you want a wider or narrower grip. You have to be patient and gradually work them into the position you want.
3:19 this had me crying hahahahah
Whahahahaha
It were funny cause his facial expression was still hyper still and cane out of nowhere!
You aussie as well? I laughed too lol
an easy alternative for weight vest that I personally use as a beginner, is for example backpack full of books or other stuff. Just make sure it's tight and it works for all sorts of things.
Overall great video and you explain the pros and cons well!
im not a beginner and i still use this ,fill plastic bottles with water for easy measure of weight
great tip honestly
The taller parallette bars are actually very versatile. You can do a lot of the same exercises with them that you can do with rings, pull up bars, and smaller parallettes: dips, body weight rows, curls and tricep extensions, as well as push up variations, levers, knee tucks and L sits.
The one he recommended or very high ones about which he said no other use than dips?
Ya. Using the small parellettes in the video can be very difficult to beginners
let alone the movement in 6:30 6:54
ruclips.net/video/0mvAgIY2l-M/видео.html
different from this video , calimove suggested the pushup handles and high parallettes
Also with the rings you can perform posterior chain leg exercicies like leg curls or hip bridges so easily with quite a high intensity :D
Pull up bar tip: Short of building your own pull up bar, or drilling into your ceiling, a squat rack is generally a better choice than most commercial standalone pull up bars. Even a half rack can do the trick and will be comparatively cheap (~US$100). They're usually sufficiently stable and can be weighed down even further by either storing a couple of weight plates (they usually have integrated plate storage) or by placing a couple of sandbags on it.
First vid I see on your channel and man you sound very friendly, honest and relaxing. Awsome vid and thanks for the info
Same here, already subscribed
3:19 that moment made me feel really uncomfy but the rest of the video was nice. Thank you
I thought it was funny, maybe because I'm british.
Same, His expression confused us actually
Grande René
I lol'd and came here to see if anyone else felt the same way 😂
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Thanks for sharing this! My must have equipment: regular pull up bar, rings, weighted vest, resistance bands.
3:17 love your cockney accent. Brilliant video sir. Very helpful.
I appreciate your content! You're videos are some of what I watched and inspired me when I locked in my meal prepping and nutrition in April. Mainly the video you shared about how you finally got shredded. I used a similar approach and it happened for me too! Been going strong ever since!
I'm starting with calisthenics. I just finished building my own pull up bar and I bought some resistance bands. Wish me luck!
Lets get it !
You seem like a genuinely nice guy. Thanks for the info.
TRX doesn't have to be expensive. I bought generic ones (IRibit) for like $20 and just hung them on my ring cables. They are excellent for niche exercises (like ring curl, TRX crossovers, etc.). They might also increase difficulty of dips (you have one less dimension of stability than the rings: your wrists can roll)
i'm so freaking lazy somehow i made the rings i have at home pretty much unused, after all the trouble drilling holes in the wall with anchor bolts. gonna start using them again, rings are the best.
Is it just me, or is this guy as hilarious as he is practical and helpful? Loving these videos.
Thank you so much for putting this video together, I stumbled across it while I was searching for a power Tower. I'm so glad to know that there are so many different ways to do calisthenics without a giant heavy piece of equipment in my house. Thank you again, I look forward to watching your other videos and learning more about calisthenics! I have liked and subscribed!
Pull-up bar and rings arrived today. Thanks for this. I’ll stick with these two (and my jump rope) for a while and consider adding resistance planes and parallettes later.
Update?
You have to make a part 2 !!!
Dzięki Tobie zacząłem przygodę z kółkami. Nie jestem wzorem planu treningowego choć staram się "powisieć" codziennie ale moje dzieci uwielbiają kółka! Starsi (6,5 i 5) robią przewrotki i stójki do góry nogami huśtając się jednocześnie, wiszą na rękach powyżej minuty, najmłodszy 2 latek bez problemu huśta się na rękach w pozycji łamanej. To najlepsza rzecz jaką kupiłem w tym roku.
Bardzo mnie cieszy kiedy słyszę takie rzeczy! Dzięki!
I don't know why I got this recommended to me but since I'm gonna be physically training within the next year this is actually a convenient recommendation
man this guys is the definition of facts. the best thing to have is the resistance bands and rings. you know your stuff. you just earn a subs here
7:51 - naah, i'll pass on that one...
Aleksandar Ivano I learned that the hard way 😭😂
100% skipping it too 😂 I just do those self inflicted resistance patterns with a towel like Bruce Lee did. Feels really good.
Up the butt (the resistance band)
I like the push up handles. I have a plate in my wrist which prevents me from doing push ups normal. Too painful and it hits a nerve which shoots up my arm. Love the video. Very helpful.
i have a smiliar problem! thanks!
So many good advices! I've tried se of the "wasted money" toys but the door bar, rings and elastic bands, for me, are the holy Trinity 🔥🔥
Excellent material in your channel, keep up! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Such a kind and generous guy
Great honest advice. You have a new subscriber. Cheers from Australia :)
Man this video helps a lot!!! No bs content straight to the point and very clear explanation. High quality video and very fucking helpful. Thanks !!!
My ring just arrived an hour ago and it's hard but FUN!
I love how chill this guy is!
As for rings, people usually recommend the 28mm thickness, the official olympic measures.
yes, doing a false grip on them is easier.
But gymnasts use some kind of glove that is 2 mm so the total thickness is 32mm
If the glove is 2mm and the ring is 28mm that would be 30mm idk where u got 32mm lol
@@gbmJRHendrix sorry for my English but there is 2mm in the fingers and 2mm on the hand and you grab the ring with fingers and hand so it's 28 + 2 + 2
@Rubén González Damn... You literally just blew my mind. No need for apologies bro I'm negligent on the matter anyways
Beautiful and such a useful video, for so many people out there including me. It is very helpful to begin with everyone's home calisthenics journey. Thank you for providing the required information through your own experiences.
As for Weighted vest it's the best option when training skills such as handstand Pushups and planch...
I have a 0-30kg weight vest, it works well for calisthenics and walking.
gracefool i Don’t think wearing a weighted vest when walking is good for your joints
Dear god, how I thankful to you and yt algorithm! Wanted to go shopping tomorrow, now I know what to buy exactly!
3:18 I died💀💀💀💀
The way he said it 💀
First video I watched where I felt like the reviewer or youtuber was looking out for me. Thanks for the video, very helpful
PLEASE COME BACK BRO !
Do you know where he went, I wonder what happened to him since he left
@@ic8537 Ya man
I just love his videos
don't know where he is
I have the same parallettes from pull up & dip and wooden rings from pull up & dip as well. Definitely worth the money can only recommend
"The more expensive the tools, the cheaper the mover" Ido Portal
Well done. Your video inspire me a lot. Thank you😃
just bought my first wooden rings! in my opinion it also the best investment ever! though some basic exercises like dips require some practice...but once you get comfortable, you can basically train your whole body as said in the video
It is extremely portable as well..not super heavy...and all you need is a ledge to hand them and you can alr do a full workout.
Great video showing the worthwhile equipments for training calisthenics! 👍🏼
You have a serious inventory, dude.
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Tip if you cant afford a pull up bar try finding a nearby park with a big monkey bar, or trees you can hang off of.
(Be careful with trees, some branches aren't strong, and also some are uneven)
For me its:
1) RINGS
2) AbWheel
3) Hanging bar
What makes you recommend the ab wheel when you can do the same thing on the rings?
@@joshuahafoka5028 hahah i was just thinking that too
@@joshuahafoka5028, not exactly the same but similar enough to warrant a 3rd movement that provides an entirely different stimulus. I would argue for dumbbells being an appropriate addition because I'm not a calisthenics purist.
Imo also ab wheel, dip belt, fat grips, rotary pullup bar, towel (for strict pullups, simulating rope climbing), wirst wraps, magnesium talk, sometimes gloves, or straps for longer hanging (at the end of training if you loose grip strength), theres many option to experiment with training, its also good for boring
Great video man!!! Love your aptitude for teaching us :-) You look so chill and down to earth ;-)
I bought a pull up bar and resistance bands. Been happy training like that for almost a year now. For weights I use the kettlebell. Most versatile type of weight imo
wow. clear and short advice. thanks you.
could you recommend hooks?
Was thinking about the vest because its suitable for every movement unlike the belt but good point about the disadvantages
Yeah, the vest has it's pros and cons. Having them both is the best option for sure.
Who came back to this video after the Covid-19 outbreak to get some tips on working out at home?
I wish you all the best, stay safe and healthy, people. :)
I already bought a pull-up bar for this time.. xD
Stary safe, healthy and at home :)
@@naay72 Yeah, me too. :D And some gymnastic rings!
Get out lol
Thank you for the video. I never thought about how many things you could do with the rings. That was helpful.
Nice one, did you make a video for the building of your homemade garden pullup structure ?
Weighted vest, Resistance bands, pull up bar and Rings
barbell with weights and a rubber floor mat, squat stand, pullup bar, bench.
Those are in order of importance in my opinion
How wide apart should I mount the rings?
I bought a ceiling-mounted pull-up bar and I am now happy that I seem to have made an okay choice. I will be able to mount rings on it as well and train with resistance bands.
I guess I really only need to invest in some medium height parallel bars now.
Thank you for the video!
Really cool video. I do have a question for you. How do you determine the correct width of the hooks for the rings?
Well made video, informative, straight to the point, backed up with fair reasons.
The Australian accent 'mate' killed me xD
It's good you mention which bands are useful the most people: black 7/8'' or 2.2 cm wide, and purple 1.15" or 2.54 cm wide.
I would add a notebook to that list.
I know some people have had issues with the quality control on tight fitness products. My home gym consists of a fringe sport rack, Vulcan plates, xmark barbell, lock jaw collars, rogue kettlebells, rogue rings, tighten parallettes, a titan fitness ceiling hanger, and a set of Titan Fitness wood rings. Maybe for the heavier duty stuff I would go with other brands, but for the money it is hard to best their parallettes and rings. I paid $72 for my Rogue rings and had to pick them up in Columbus. I paid around $33 for my Titan Fitness rings shipped. I don't remember the price on the heavy duty parallettes but I think it was around 75. I am very happy with the quality of the products for the money and would have no problem suggesting them for beginners or people who are on a budget.
Forget the rings! Where did you get those straps man ?! I need those!
Great video, new subscriber.
A collaboration between you and Hampton Liu (Hybrid calisthenics) would be awesome.
Greetings from Ushuaia, Argentina.
3:19 wtf lol
🤣
"Wanna do some pull-ups mate!" Oh man, I cried laughing 🤣 😭 😂 😆 loved the accent part! Best!
WOW! That *was* cheap, $150. but at 3:50 you say "I do live in a very cheap country".... I'm new here (as of today) and was looking through your instagram for a clue but couldn't find one... what country? Everything looks so beautiful. 💙
@JJ 99 Awesome! Thank you! 👍
Thank you very much for this advice, I've recently gotten into calisthenics and I'm really liking it. And yes some calisthenic gear is a waste of money
I add these to my favorite gears:
1. Thick rope to climb
2. Sandbag
Both promise much fun!
Above all the sandbag has a high potential for a full body workout. Imagine you squat with a 30kg bag and when you squat up you lift that bag over your head... 20 reps will kill you!!!
Yeah! I gain my weight from sandbag. Ironny.
I didn't know which equipment video to watch, but I picked yours because I HAVE THOSE SAME PANTS
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Just got the iron cage pull up bar, attaches to the door frame . has a wide grip and a lower thicker bar. Points of contact have padding so it wont damage your door. And it comes with straps .
1:53 why even wear a boxer just do it bare cheeked lol
At last a good equipment for calisthenics video. Thanks a lot ❤
Do you have a link for the iron cross trainers?
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I made the same mistake with the Weight west. Bought it pretty early on when I started and pretty soon moved on to weight belt and kettlebelts. Never seen the west ever again. :D
Same here^^
I really wanted a weight vest at the beginning. But now after training for a while I never actually use it and sold it again
I use my vest in multiple cases where the belt could be inconvenient: push ups, body rows, pike pushups, frog stand, jumping squats and the like.
I even use it for cardio. I will buy the belt one day or another but the vest is not a waste of money so far.
Exactly.
Not recommending a weight vest? Ok then show me how you do weighted handstand push-ups with a weight belt?
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Hell yeah dude
i have them all except the parallettes. i own the power block selectable weight dumbbells and have been using them as small, low parallettes. sure, they could be higher, but as you metnioned with the other ones, you can just set them on top of things. because they can weigh up to 50lbs each, there's not really much fear of knocking them over. i also thread the strap on my dip belt through and wrap around the handle when i need to do weighted exercises, with the idea being that if you want more than 50 lbs, you can just thread it through both handles.
this has worked for me, and until i'm ready to start getting serious about planche, i'll just keep with what i have. Also, not that i think about it, my pullup bar that i use inside (same as the one you show in the doorframe) can be flipped upside down and used as parallettes.
1) Rings (The best, allows all upper body movement. Everything)
2) Telescopic Doorway Pull-up (Good for pull-ups and even rows if installed lower)
3) parallettes (Incredible for skills... Pushup variations, Handstand variations)
4) Dip bars (Dips and Rows are incredibly helpful exercises... Skill works are possible too.)