I recommend gymnastics rings. You can hang them on the pullup bar, and set their straps low enough to either do pushups, dips, inverted rows, etc. All with whatever level of incline you choose, or whatever level of decline if you find something to prop your feet onto.
TH-cam algorithm is messed up dude. you're genuinally giving out good content the thumbnails not bad and the video's are actually good maybe the thumbnail could do a little more but it's actually amazing video and you're entertaining. I GARUNTEE YOU if you keep it up once you get discovered you'll SKYROCKET to 100k in under a few months after people find you
Awesome video. Probably the most humble and hardworking person on TH-cam. This really makes it SO EASY for people to work out bc you debunked the idea of needing a gym membership or space to be fit. You gained a new sub :) Can’t wait for your channel to get the recognition it deserves
You are so me. Your like who I want to be menially. Like beat the binge ed and get better at calisthenics that's my goal rn. Gain control of my head. LOL my room also had no door when I lived with my mom. Anyway, your an inspiration fr.
Only thing you missing is gym rings you can hang on your pull-up bar thank me later game changer, you can do dips, pull-ups and pushups and more on them
you are putting a lot of faith into that piece of crap pull up bar that's wedged in between the doors. I only say this because safety should be top priority. Bolt your pull up bars into studs in walls or on ceilings. I don't even hang shower curtains like the way you hang your pull up bars.
@@CharlieVN you can attach the thing to reinforced concrete. The failure point isn’t the door frame falling off the wall. The failure point is the pull up bar sliding off the thin ledge that’s not hard mounted and only held by gravity. Plenty of videos shows people slipping the pull up bar off the door frame.
@@CharlieVN this one in the video is so much worse than the one I was thinking of. This thing barely holds up shower curtains. At least the ones I mentioned are hanging upside down from the door frame. Do you realize how hard you need to jam the poles into the side for it hold significant weight?
@@KrisVic91 Everyone has different reasons for doing what they do. The routine that works best for someone is the routine they enjoy and can keep consistent. If building up to cool skills helps some people enjoy their fitness journey, then that's great! Not everything has to be perfectly 100% optimized for someone to be healthy and strong. Theres a million ways to get fit, thats part of why fitness is so fun to begin with.
@@TheObnoxiousMan I mean yeah fair enough but just making the point, they don't build muscle aswell as your basic pushups, pullups/rows/ dips and squats.
I recommend gymnastics rings. You can hang them on the pullup bar, and set their straps low enough to either do pushups, dips, inverted rows, etc. All with whatever level of incline you choose, or whatever level of decline if you find something to prop your feet onto.
Will invest in those next. Thanks dude!
yeah, I was about to comment that literally every single thing here could be done with gymnastic rings plus a million things more
TH-cam algorithm is messed up dude. you're genuinally giving out good content the thumbnails not bad and the video's are actually good maybe the thumbnail could do a little more but it's actually amazing video and you're entertaining. I GARUNTEE YOU if you keep it up once you get discovered you'll SKYROCKET to 100k in under a few months after people find you
Thanks man I really appreciate this comment. I'll definitely keep going and I wont stop. This means everything to me :)
Awesome video. Probably the most humble and hardworking person on TH-cam. This really makes it SO EASY for people to work out bc you debunked the idea of needing a gym membership or space to be fit. You gained a new sub :) Can’t wait for your channel to get the recognition it deserves
Aw thanks Jar Jar appreciate the support!
bro your videos are cool, keep it up and don't give up
Thanks dude, I'll keep it up!
You are so me. Your like who I want to be menially. Like beat the binge ed and get better at calisthenics that's my goal rn. Gain control of my head. LOL my room also had no door when I lived with my mom. Anyway, your an inspiration fr.
This made my day. Appreciate the support and keep up the hard work WE GOT THIS!
Thank you for your advice for the dip bars and push up bars. I just bought push up bars. Next payday will be the dip bars
great video dude i subbed
Thanks dude I really appreciate the support!
I love this video . Make more brother!!
Soon bro i gotchu
just earned another sub! Keep grinding my dude
Thanks for the sub! I greatly appreciate it!
The push up bars that you have. Are they the 9” or 11”? Thanks and keep up creating great real informative content!
Only thing you missing is gym rings you can hang on your pull-up bar thank me later game changer, you can do dips, pull-ups and pushups and more on them
Thank you. I will definitely add a pair to my amazon cart. Any recommendations?
@@darius.r.twooden pair
Great calisthenics video Darius!
Great video! thanks man
Good advice! Thanks!
big body BARK BARK
Great vid
rings>everything else
So I have the same pull-up bar I added rings to it and that’s all I have. Am I accessories are resistant bans. I really like your set up
Can you share Amazon link of what resistant bands you got?
Thank you sm
Idk why isnt the link here
Nice bro 💪
Thanks bro 🔥
So basically push up bars and dip bars are same
Minimalist ❤
Hey!
Do you use the 9 inch or the 11 inch parallet version?
Cheers
Thank you for your time
The exact one is in the description, but I think 9 inch.
bro, u look like Filo.. are you?
you are putting a lot of faith into that piece of crap pull up bar that's wedged in between the doors. I only say this because safety should be top priority. Bolt your pull up bars into studs in walls or on ceilings. I don't even hang shower curtains like the way you hang your pull up bars.
You do know that doors are installed on studs, right?
@@CharlieVN you can attach the thing to reinforced concrete. The failure point isn’t the door frame falling off the wall. The failure point is the pull up bar sliding off the thin ledge that’s not hard mounted and only held by gravity. Plenty of videos shows people slipping the pull up bar off the door frame.
@@jono601 the one in the video does not seem to be compression based
@@CharlieVN this one in the video is so much worse than the one I was thinking of. This thing barely holds up shower curtains. At least the ones I mentioned are hanging upside down from the door frame. Do you realize how hard you need to jam the poles into the side for it hold significant weight?
@@jono601 yes, I’ve been using one for a few decades, the screw in variety
Don't need to do all those fancy moves.
@tayuki10 but why, you'd get better results with basics or modified basics.
@tayuki10 🤷♂️ I just don't get it.
I mean I used to do yoga, and we had cool moves like the crow I spose.
@@KrisVic91 Everyone has different reasons for doing what they do. The routine that works best for someone is the routine they enjoy and can keep consistent. If building up to cool skills helps some people enjoy their fitness journey, then that's great! Not everything has to be perfectly 100% optimized for someone to be healthy and strong. Theres a million ways to get fit, thats part of why fitness is so fun to begin with.
@@TheObnoxiousMan I mean yeah fair enough but just making the point, they don't build muscle aswell as your basic pushups, pullups/rows/ dips and squats.
@@KrisVic91basics like what?
Bro whats ur ig?