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Raghav
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Calisthenics should be done outdoors☀️
Achieve Calisthenics Skills FASTER with this unconventional trick
Achieve Calisthenics Skills FASTER with this unconventional trick
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You loose 60.7% of progress with ego (calisthenics)
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My muscle ups got 9.32x better with ONE thing
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the best calisthenics skill for getting attention
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Ranking Calisthenics exercises based on awesomeness
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How to achieve ANY skill in Calisthenics (No BS Guide)
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can you get a perfect muscle up on your first try?
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can you get a perfect muscle up on your first try?
I trained twice a week for my Muscle Up
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I trained twice a week for my Muscle Up
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loose this one thing while doing Calisthenics
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Keep up the good work
@@Joshua-sq3eo thank you brother
Why would anyone do what you've done? It's pointless.
No one asked for your comment
@@Montrovantis try it, feels awesome
@@raghavcalisthenics I'd rather spend my life enjoying it and doing meaningful things.
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Impressive my guy
Thank you brother🙏
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To be honest heavy weighted pull ups with good form supplemented with explosive training is the way
Yes I do both heavy and light weighted. But in my experience for developing explosiveness light weight is better
@@raghavcalisthenics fair enough, i dont even add weight to my explosive movements
I am 17 years old and I have hurt my shoulder / triceps a couple times, but that shit healed in 3-4 days cuz I am still very young and healthy, but I am very vary of the potential to insure myself harder and delay big progress, remember guys, train hard and smart.
Good on ya for recognising it at a younger age🫡🫡
Women's Yog- 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Here’s when👇 1. Chronic pain in your body I have had small muscle pain in my traps, shoulder and back and whenever I ignored them it became an issue. It starts out small and becomes a big problem later Only recently I ignored my trap pain and kept training and eventually it became so bad that I couldn’t move my neck. 2. You train everyday I love training everyday. If I’m not doing something intense I do stretching and mobility. I also walk at least 7500 steps everyday. Your body does get used to it but if you’re going hard in the gym then eventually your body will give out. We aren’t machines we will need rest every now and then 3. You stopped making progress You can’t progressively overload ALL the time. Eventually you will need to give your joints and tendons rest. Whenever I took rest I came back stronger Follow for more tips🤝
Chest
Chest? You mean you have chronic chest pain?
Njce bro you really helped me
I’m glad🙏
I just started calisthenics from almost 5 days, I first learned elbow lever and i am going to start handstand from tomorrow
Btw Great video bro❤
That’s crazy you must be super strong already😎. Keep at it don’t give up!
@@raghavcalisthenics thanks brother
Which skill are you working on right now?
Planche
@@FunWithClash1 You gotta work hard for this one. Be SURE to warm up your wrists cause it's so easy to injure it w planche
@@raghavcalisthenics Thanks For Letting me Know.
If your from India , buy pushup bars from Decathlon only 399 and they are king
I’m from india bhai but right now I’m in America. I’ll buy it from there when im back!
stay there brotha@@raghavcalisthenics
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Hurt my shoulder once and that was enough to scare me into doing warmups, stretches, and not over training. You can build insane pound for pound strength with calisthenics but recovery and rest are extremely important! I used to feel awful after working out because i stopped feeling really sore afterwards but as long as you push yourself with good form and reps you'll be just fine at least from my experience.
Yes I agree. We make the mistake of not listening to our body but soon realise it’s not indestructible. Well said!
Everyone goes through injuries in their fitness journey. If you ever get injured be sure to rest and recover and get back into working out slowly
Bro this is a smart and fun way to level up in calisthenics😂❤
Yessir😂💪
I enjoyed scripting and editing this video. Hope you did too :) If you want a simple version of the presentation then look at the end of the video!
Have you tried a weight vest? Or weighted belt? Might help with the swinging
I have not invested in that. Is it worth it?
😂😂 so true🤙🏻🤙🏻
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I mean, if you can't find any other place to do it, then sure. I don't live in a particularly large home, but most of the calis I do, you can do at home and not take up space at the gym. Not even trying to be a dick.
I was waiting for the seated row machine😂 Also it’s a pull-up bar I’m using it for the purpose tho
I forgot to mention I eat almonds and fruits throughout the day as snacks💪💪
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Bhai hindi v bol liya kro ghanta kuch samjh nhi aaya😔
@@satishkumar33dsssbhai abhi mein usa mein hu toh aadha audience udhar ka hein🥲
Fudged up audio levels on this one my bad
This schedule also works for beginners to help them stay consistent and get used to training!
I recommend watching this whole video because I have important information about the program in the end :) If you don't implement everything you will struggle a lot more
im the fourth guy, the one who doesnt do this shit
I’m going to make a video today just for you bro
@@raghavcalisthenics thats okay, i do not care
Oof are you struggling with motivation or you dont do calisthenics?
solid 8
Appreciate it🔥
Last 2 dont do it with out swinging and do more then one kiddo
@@zacharyrusso261 I think you missed the point of the video
With the swing it’s part kip. When I was younger in HS in Virginia Beach, there was a beach on the Bay side called Chic’s Beach. There was a horizontal bar set into two posts there where you do stunts. It was generally a testosterone driven clown show where all levels of ability appeared. I had calluses on my hands that formed scar tissue that has never gone away.
@@fredericdudley6184damn do those scar tissues hurt and prevent you from training?
No. That was 60 years ago. It did prepare me for the work I did until I retired though.
@@fredericdudley6184 Oh wow. I am only 22 years old right now
you should fully extend your elbows at the bottom
What does KIP mean?
It’s when you jerk your legs, either bent or straight to get extra momentum for the Muscle up Should have clarified it in the video mb
You have to be willing to be bad at something first in order to be good at it!
@@lorianindigo5556 I like this way of saying it💪
can i write u on instagram? for help to programm my training
@@alessiosangov9411 for sure here is my Instagram handle @raghavcalisthenics
very high quality of video, this is a video for begginer, how they can improve their training programm
Are you struggling with a skill right now?
Keep going bro im almost there to getting up i can pull myself up but i cant do the push up to get there. 💪💪💪💪💪
@@AzGunRanchh9 If you’re struggling with the dip then do straight bar dips instead of parallel bar dips. They require slightly different muscles.
@@raghavcalisthenics I do both rn and im still working up too it. Thanks for the advice
What muscle up progression are you in right now?
How many reps can you do right now?
Weighted Pull-ups with high weight definitely increase strength. 💪 But that doesn’t mean you can use that strength for explosive movements like the Muscle Up. 🚀 To get explosive power, you need to train differently, focusing on speed and coordination. 🏃♂️ Add dynamic exercises to your routine to master those powerful moves. 🔥 If you want to learn the Muscle Up and be the coolest guy in the gym then click this link now: www.skool.com/muscle-up-academy-5248/about
Few Things that Improved my Muscle Ups🔥⬇️ 🔗If you want my personal help with this click the link in my bio 1️⃣ Keeping Core Tight Most people don’t keep their core tight consciously. When you engage your core before you attempt the MU the power instantly skyrockets 2️⃣ Reverse Grip Holds This reduces the amount of turning your wrist has to do during the transition phase making the muscle ups easier. If you can’t do this start by handing on rings or the bar with a reverse grip hold and build up the strength. 3️⃣ Jumping and Grabbing the bar I still do this and it makes your swing more natural To do this just keep yourself one step behind the bar and do a small jump to hold the bar. You will swing forward and as you go back on your first swing do the MU. 4️⃣ Empty Stomach Goes without saying, having an empty stomach is very important cause one you aren’t wasting energy digesting the food and two you feel lighter. If you enjoyed this be sure to leave a like and follow me😼
I love how we all think this (why I started calisthenics), but you made a whole ten-minute how-to video painstakingly explaining it in such a matter-of-fact way. 😂
Im glad you enjoyed the video though hahah
i like it
Great work brother! Inspiring me to work towards my goals of learning awesome skills!
Love to hear this
It's a cause, but we're not certain it's the number one thing for injuries. A VERY Important thing though to have before starting skills, is to have strong basics. The problem of training skills with no basics is that skills can only build you strength, but NOT building muscles. Many just start training skills with no basics, where they don't have good muscle mass and good overall strength to handle the skills, which takes years and potentially get injured, when you have weak tendons/weak strength and build muscle mass very slowly with training skills only. Weighted calisthenics (weighted pullups and weighted dips) helps fixing that issue. The minimum strength requirement is 20kgs pullups for 10 reps and 40kgs dips for 10 reps. You get good strength, but enough sizeable muscle mass (from strength) to handle skills.
Yes , would you say handstand is also more a muscle building skill ?
I mean handstand push up
I agree having strong basics prevents most injuries. But again, if you rush your skills you are technically skipping the basics. So having time-based goals is the reason why we skip the basics. I think we both are talking about the same thing of being patient and doing the basic stuff over and over till you master it and then move on.
@@angelstormmm7899 Kind of, not so sure, but might still need to make sure to have decent muscle mass and strength, and also get used to doing handstand (with the requirements I mentioned above). Handstand pushups has a bit good muscle building, but working on handstand pushups requires some high level of knowledge. You could browse onlinr and find a good training strategy (after getting strength requirements) that makes you doing skills work and progress, but also, another thing, being careful to not do close to failure in skills. In skills, more volume (more sets) is more important than failure to not compromise technique, for example. Attempts of the actual skill (10-20 attempt, decent rest), less intensity to get your body used to the skills movement, etc (more demanding skills need smart strategy), but ofc once you are in a strong level of basics, skills may involve knowledge in intermediate/advanced level.
I agree with the strength requirements on basics but I think those +20kg pullups and +40kg dips is a little too much. From experience I know that if you reach 4 sets of 10-12 reps of good form pullups, then your weighted RM should be about +30kgs, and that's enough strength to start working on pulling skills like muscle up and front lever. On the other hand, pushing skills like planche progressions requiere not only pure strength like being able to do 15 reps of +10kg dips (at least on parallel bars), but also specific strength with external shoulder rotation and supinated grip, and a TON of wrist and shoulder mobility and joint conditioning (also paying a lot more attention to the technique and correct form). But overall I agree with both of you, rushing into skill training may not be the number 1 cause of injuries, but could be the reason behind people skipping proper warming, stretching, joint mobility and conditioning before every training session. I have friends that can do a 5 second full front lever and straddle planche, but still they often skip the warmup and totally neglect mobility training, that's a no-no for me. I'm taking my time through the trainings and "listening" how my body responds to each session and routine I do, I think it's not only the "professional" way of training but the safest way of doing it. Calisthenics should be trained with the same principles as gymnastics, but unfortunately there's a lot "I wanna do the cool stuff as soon as I can" type of thinking between it's practitioners.
These are hard. Your doing great!❤❤❤
Thank you so much <3 <3
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