I also recomend piramid system for example : 1pull up 10 sec rest 2 pull up 20 sec rest etc. ( max 60 sec rest ) 3 4 5 6 5 4 3 2 1. weighted pull ups are my fav excercise ( im not so skinny 100 kg +/- its my normal weight and pull ups was not so easy for me. Piramid system / weighted pull ups keep ne doing 15 -20 clear with correct form even if im with fat belly in the winter :)
Yessir, I gained a lot of weight last year, add to the muscle loss due to lack of exercise, I could barely do 1-2 pullups, fast forward around a month of doing rows on a dip bar, I gradually built up to 4 pullups, then used bands from there, and eventually got to 6. Currently I can do 12 pullups with a neutral grip.
Bands are excellent even after progression, I used to to do dips for reps about every day , now that I'm older ,heavier and somewhat stronger ,i can't do as many reps or sets, but with bands i get the same pump, same soreness afterwards and above all safer on my left shoulder , one of the cheapest progression add ons and you can take anywhere, highly recommend even after your become proficient at any movement
@@cdee75 my guy it doesnt look good when u do calisthenics or body building to make ur chest and shoulders massive but skip legs so they look like pencils
@@arshaanjaved1044 bro ,your legs aren't supposed to be huge You can have them lean and meaty but not bodybuilder moscular Big legs are useless,strong but lite legs are better for Cali mfs ,they want to be a light at possible to do crazy shit
Yep, ~3,5 months ago I could do 9-10 pull ups at 72kg bw, now I can do 11 at 81kg bw, never did a pull up in these 3-4 months until 2 days ago, just rows
This short is good for exampling technique and the core movements. But I’d also like to know what’s a proper beginner program to get started with calisthenics. Does anyone have any suggestions?
This is my second week of fumbling about on my calisthenics Journey 131kg, 48 yr old with poor flexibility and 2 bad shoulders had surgery on the left and decided against having surgery on the right. Your channel is awesome and am not sure if the beginner program is suitable for me? any advice is welcomed.
what are the different types of movement? You mentioned one as being a good accessory movement, what are the differences and is there an amount of accessory movements you should use versus a different type? Should there be a rotation of different accessory movements?
When do you know to transition to the next level of exercise. Is it when you hit a certain number of reps with ease or something else? Do you already have a video talking about this.
@@konteruav Mmm, imo you still need to row, although it does target lats, it also emphasize the upper back in general. Pull ups nor muscle ups hit my traps like tuck fl rows do.
it absolutely is worth it, rows are just as important as pull ups. just be sure you train both movements close to or at failure (row reps will probably be higher than pull up reps, because rows are easier)
Negatives are not where we are 120% i can give you a pen and if you lower the pen down that doesn't mean you are 120% stronger its depends on the weight you lift or your bodyweight in this case only if you try to resist weight that you can't lift up you may tap into that 120% range
How do i start the row workout. If U don’t have any gym equipment. I also live in a small town. And my only gym you have to be 18 or older to join. Im 15.
For dips, band assisted and negatives are still too hard for me. I can only do 1 or 2 reps at a time, and with terrible form. Are there any easier variations I can do?
Work on ur chest shoulder tricep and biceps more so try to do more push ups theres different variations thatll target each muscle group. Thou if u have dumbbells or some sort of weights(like a heavy bag) , u can also do curls, bench, inclined flys and tricep extentions to gain some more strength 1st ull get to those dips eventually just keep progressing
Yes, you can start with simple tricep dips with legs on the floor. Place your feet on an elevated surface for increased difficulty. I think once you are able to do 30-40 tricep dips in one go , you will find dips a lot easier.
Yes but your best bet are as follows Running-works on all parts of your legs and your cardio. Running for long distance builds endurance but running at fast speed builds strength. You can wear weights to increase the intensity. Rope jumping-like in boxing it helps create coordination and mind muscle connection. It also build rhythm and cardio and strengthens the calves and forearms. Calf dips/raises- find yourself an elevated platform like a curb or a stair and place you feet on the edge so your heels hang over the edge, make sure you have somewhere you can support your balance like placing your hands on a wall, next lower your heel while keeping the front of your foot on the edge of the platform, then once your heel can't go any lower raise it up so your on your tippy toes. Then lower and repeat. Bodyweight squats- are good but if you can do anywhere near 50 or 60 in a row then you need to up the intensity, try one leg pistol squats or assisted one leg pistol squats, these will build muscles mainly in the quads hams and glutes. Jumping squats- much like the bodyweight squat, the jumping squat works on your upper leg and glutes, the difference is you do it with more explosiveness which will make it harder. Switching lunges- you've heard of a lunge before but a lunge might not be enough, to make it harder do a lunge and on the way up jump and switch legs, this will once again require more explosiveness and strength to get enough airtime to switch. Split squats and other variations of squats are helpful but these are the basics.
How much protein/carbs/calories should I be getting if I’m doing these exercises? Also, can I do these everyday or should it be more like 3 times a week?
That depends on several things. Mostly, though, how big of a person you are. Some 6'5" 240lb behemoth is going to need to take in a lot more than somebody sitting at 5'2" 140lbs.
None, get a pull up bar somehow, i started doing them in a door frame, then i found a large pipe laying on the street one day, that became my pull up bar for a long time.
Gymnastic rings/pull-up bars are the only necessary equipment for calisthenics (resistance bands, weighted pull up belts, and paralletes are pretty damn useful tho)
Are you in USA? If so, check "basebar", "baseblock". I started my journey on them. A little different, but this will work both your grip, arm, and core. Of course your back as well.
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This is not correct the study on the eccentric portion of the movement was done with weights that can't be lifted consentricly only if you try to resist as hard as you can weight that you can't handle its true but eccentric movement or the lowering part of the movement is not where you 120% stronger
Here’s a real tutorial for beginners if you have no muscle Work up all parts of your body any exercise your choice but do them correctly do it everyday then look up so tricks you can do and just keep practicing them over and over I myself am not jacked or built I have muscle tho and I practice tricks everyday and it just comes overtime
Bro ain't lying abt the row this actually made my pull ups increase rapidly
I also recomend piramid system for example : 1pull up 10 sec rest 2 pull up 20 sec rest etc. ( max 60 sec rest ) 3 4 5 6 5 4 3 2 1. weighted pull ups are my fav excercise ( im not so skinny 100 kg +/- its my normal weight and pull ups was not so easy for me. Piramid system / weighted pull ups keep ne doing 15 -20 clear with correct form even if im with fat belly in the winter :)
Yessir, I gained a lot of weight last year, add to the muscle loss due to lack of exercise, I could barely do 1-2 pullups, fast forward around a month of doing rows on a dip bar, I gradually built up to 4 pullups, then used bands from there, and eventually got to 6. Currently I can do 12 pullups with a neutral grip.
@@matp1994 Another word for that system is called a Ladder workout.
Beginners find pullups less of a struggle when proficient at rows.
@@lawsen3719 In my native lang its also clled a "ladder" but i was not sure thats its the same in English. Now im sure about it thanks!
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Bands are excellent even after progression, I used to to do dips for reps about every day , now that I'm older ,heavier and somewhat stronger ,i can't do as many reps or sets, but with bands i get the same pump, same soreness afterwards and above all safer on my left shoulder , one of the cheapest progression add ons and you can take anywhere, highly recommend even after your become proficient at any movement
Thanks for sharing this info! Super helpful and doable!
Thank you for this reverse pull ups are difficult but you feel the results instantaneously
Thank you mate I was looking for beginner stuff. this is gold
Nice. It would be great to see a real beginner do this. Maybe track their progress.
Great message, phenomenal collab!!!
This is thee, single most effective way to strengthen your back for full pull-ups!💪🙏
This is great for me as a beginner
Thanks mate
Thanks man this helps as im going tobsyart this tomorrow
I needed to see this... thank you! 🎉
opinion on resistance band pull ups? Dr. Mike made a compelling case to not use resistance bands
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Yes.
I really like this! I think I can do them. I'm on a walker so my arms are strong.
Bruh you on point.
I will try with band thanks
I was looking for this on your channel. >< Hehe
Great 👍🏻 video
THANKS MAN HARD MOVEMENTS HARD BODY.
I started with rows and scapular pull ups. Today I can do 3 sets of 6 pull ups
I’m adding rows to my routine!!!
And always ladies mad gentlemen don’t skid leg day 😭💀
I'm hoping it's just the camera angle or something
Some people don't like bulky legs 😂
@@cdee75 my guy it doesnt look good when u do calisthenics or body building to make ur chest and shoulders massive but skip legs so they look like pencils
@@arshaanjaved1044 bro ,your legs aren't supposed to be huge
You can have them lean and meaty but not bodybuilder moscular
Big legs are useless,strong but lite legs are better for Cali mfs ,they want to be a light at possible to do crazy shit
I've always been able to do dips easily plus push-ups, but I need to get better st pulups
Shouts to Austin💪🏾
Yep, ~3,5 months ago I could do 9-10 pull ups at 72kg bw, now I can do 11 at 81kg bw, never did a pull up in these 3-4 months until 2 days ago, just rows
This short is good for exampling technique and the core movements. But I’d also like to know what’s a proper beginner program to get started with calisthenics. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Search in the internet, like 75% of calisthenics content is beginner related. Reddit's recommended routine is good.
I second the Reddit's recommended routine (rrr). There's also an app called "Progressive Workouts" that depicts the rrr and is customizable.
This is my second week of fumbling about on my calisthenics Journey 131kg, 48 yr old with poor flexibility and 2 bad shoulders had surgery on the left and decided against having surgery on the right. Your channel is awesome and am not sure if the beginner program is suitable for me? any advice is welcomed.
Well done 👍🏼
I will begin calisthenics workout because going to gym is now boring to me. My question is what is the diet or can u give me nutrition plan.
depends if you’re trying to gain or lose weight
Rows are low key one of the most challenging beginner bodyweight exercises, I’d like to think they feel tougher than pull ups themselves
what are the different types of movement? You mentioned one as being a good accessory movement, what are the differences and is there an amount of accessory movements you should use versus a different type? Should there be a rotation of different accessory movements?
for upper body, there's 5 essential movements..
Horizontal Push and Pull:
Push: Push ups
Pull: Australian Rows
Vertical Push and Pull
Push: (2 types) Dips and Handstands
Pull: Pull ups
for lower body, you got : Hip hinging movements and knee bending movements
Hip Hinge: Hip Thrust AND Deadlift..
Knee Bend: Any variation of Squats
Good luck on your fitness journey
We are 120% as strong or +20% stronger in the negative phase. ✅
Soundin like Jeremy Wade from river monsters
Can you do pull up rows on bars?
Always did 3x5 pull ups but it did not get any better. When i did negativs after it, After a few weeks i increased my max pull ups from 6 to 10
Gotta try this negative stuff
Thx!
can You guve me a normal workout to get stronger,to do muscle-up
It’s just pull ups and dips
love from Philippines
Proper
But how much do you train this? Like everyday? Or what?
the reason we're stronger on descent is because you're literally letting gravity do a bit of the work
When do you know to transition to the next level of exercise. Is it when you hit a certain number of reps with ease or something else? Do you already have a video talking about this.
Depends on the exercise if it's pushups then 30-50+ is when you should intensify but pullups if you can do 15-25 then up the difficulty
This is exactly what I needed thank you. ❤😊
It’s not the first time I heard that rows help to improve pull ups but is that all? If one can perform pull ups is it still worth it to visit rows?
Pullups give width
Rows give thickness
Not necessarily when you do archer push ups as these additionally work the same muscles as in the row
Yes, you have to train all shoulder plains of movement. Get a look to "overcoming gravity", it's a gymnastics book.
@@konteruav Mmm, imo you still need to row, although it does target lats, it also emphasize the upper back in general. Pull ups nor muscle ups hit my traps like tuck fl rows do.
it absolutely is worth it, rows are just as important as pull ups. just be sure you train both movements close to or at failure (row reps will probably be higher than pull up reps, because rows are easier)
Is that Austin dunham
Does using row machine have the same effect?
damn you trained austin too 👏
Does it make sense to swap banded dips for a assisted dip machine if you have one in the gym
Nice
Why are we watching this dude and you explain it? You should be the one demonstrating
Is there much leg training in calisthenics?
Are we really 120% stronger (so more than double strength) or is our power at 120% at negatives (so 20% stronger)?
Fair question
the first
20%
Negatives are not where we are 120% i can give you a pen and if you lower the pen down that doesn't mean you are 120% stronger its depends on the weight you lift or your bodyweight in this case only if you try to resist weight that you can't lift up you may tap into that 120% range
How many regular pull-ups do I need to do before doing them for sets
How do i start the row workout. If U don’t have any gym equipment.
I also live in a small town. And my only gym you have to be 18 or older to join. Im 15.
Pull ups are hard, I can do like 30 dips in a row full range of motions but only like 10 pull ups
how about leg
Nice collab
Deficit push ups for dips progression ?
I need to focus on the rows
Austin ❤
Hey can you help me with the increasing the reps of the pull ups in the row .I am stuck at the reps of 12 .
I want to start cales but i already go to the gym so i have the strength to do that exercises easy where do i start from😊
How can you do the row at home?
For dips, band assisted and negatives are still too hard for me. I can only do 1 or 2 reps at a time, and with terrible form. Are there any easier variations I can do?
Work on ur chest shoulder tricep and biceps more so try to do more push ups theres different variations thatll target each muscle group. Thou if u have dumbbells or some sort of weights(like a heavy bag) , u can also do curls, bench, inclined flys and tricep extentions to gain some more strength 1st ull get to those dips eventually just keep progressing
Yes, you can start with simple tricep dips with legs on the floor. Place your feet on an elevated surface for increased difficulty. I think once you are able to do 30-40 tricep dips in one go , you will find dips a lot easier.
Love
Legs? Can I do them while doing callisthenics
Yes but your best bet are as follows
Running-works on all parts of your legs and your cardio. Running for long distance builds endurance but running at fast speed builds strength. You can wear weights to increase the intensity.
Rope jumping-like in boxing it helps create coordination and mind muscle connection. It also build rhythm and cardio and strengthens the calves and forearms.
Calf dips/raises- find yourself an elevated platform like a curb or a stair and place you feet on the edge so your heels hang over the edge, make sure you have somewhere you can support your balance like placing your hands on a wall, next lower your heel while keeping the front of your foot on the edge of the platform, then once your heel can't go any lower raise it up so your on your tippy toes. Then lower and repeat.
Bodyweight squats- are good but if you can do anywhere near 50 or 60 in a row then you need to up the intensity, try one leg pistol squats or assisted one leg pistol squats, these will build muscles mainly in the quads hams and glutes.
Jumping squats- much like the bodyweight squat, the jumping squat works on your upper leg and glutes, the difference is you do it with more explosiveness which will make it harder.
Switching lunges- you've heard of a lunge before but a lunge might not be enough, to make it harder do a lunge and on the way up jump and switch legs, this will once again require more explosiveness and strength to get enough airtime to switch.
Split squats and other variations of squats are helpful but these are the basics.
I wish I knew this months ago
what if I don't have any bars to use 😢
How much protein/carbs/calories should I be getting if I’m doing these exercises? Also, can I do these everyday or should it be more like 3 times a week?
That depends on several things. Mostly, though, how big of a person you are. Some 6'5" 240lb behemoth is going to need to take in a lot more than somebody sitting at 5'2" 140lbs.
@@connortremblay1259 cool thx. I am 6’1 and weigh anywhere between 165 and 170
@@connortremblay1259 cool thx. I am 6’1 and weigh anywhere between 165 and 170
@@connortremblay1259 cool thx. I am 6’1 and weigh anywhere between 165 and 170
What's another option for someone that doesn't have access to pull-up bars
Just buy one🗿
You can use two chairs and a broomstick in the middle, use a towel on a pillar for rows, or check out some videos for other options
None, get a pull up bar somehow, i started doing them in a door frame, then i found a large pipe laying on the street one day, that became my pull up bar for a long time.
Gymnastic rings/pull-up bars are the only necessary equipment for calisthenics (resistance bands, weighted pull up belts, and paralletes are pretty damn useful tho)
Are you in USA? If so, check "basebar", "baseblock". I started my journey on them. A little different, but this will work both your grip, arm, and core. Of course your back as well.
Imagine how much time she would have saved just by asking him on a date instead of doing all that lmao.
Jesus died on the cross for our sins to give us the opportunity to be saved and go to heaven! The Bible says in Romans 10:9 “because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” So if we confess publically what Jesus did for us, spread his word, truly believe in the sacrifice he made for us, and live for him we will be saved! God Bless you! I'd love to talk to you about Jesus!
What about if i only have dip bars? :*(
I am 92kg and I can't do a pull up. How can I do it?
I can do 50push up though.
Can't do dips due to Castochondritis 😔
Agghh... I really do neglect those rows tho.
❤❤
This is not correct the study on the eccentric portion of the movement was done with weights that can't be lifted consentricly only if you try to resist as hard as you can weight that you can't handle its true but eccentric movement or the lowering part of the movement is not where you 120% stronger
What about legs?
Here’s a real tutorial for beginners if you have no muscle
Work up all parts of your body any exercise your choice but do them correctly do it everyday then look up so tricks you can do and just keep practicing them over and over
I myself am not jacked or built I have muscle tho and I practice tricks everyday and it just comes overtime
I cant even do 1 pushup or pullup
how do i grain that strength
They came back together for a collab or is this from old times? I can't tell cause neither men look like they age anyway
Negatives are king!
👍
Wht abt legs tho?
Is it impossible for naturals to get lats that actually show? I want some big lats
Bruce Lee… there are some videos on his work outs but wide grip and one armed pull ups seem to be the key to his big lats.
Swimming is great for lats also
Hey is that Austin Dunham 🗿
Ya
😎
Collaboration 👀
*20% stronger. 120 % stronger would make for a absolut of 220%.
I wish 😂
Hey Austin
Is calisthenics just pull and push ups?
Dips, really any body weight exercises it gets a lot more complicated
Austin dunham
I can’t even hang for 5 seconds.
Is that fitxfearless
Its Austin Dunham
This better work because I start today..... Kinda.... Maybe 🤔....
just start.
Lose weight, that is the real key for beginners
Yo is that Austin????