Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise

Calisthenics

Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size with Bodyweight Exercise

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 – Calisthenics: An Overview

The History of Calisthenics

So, what exactly is calisthenics?

Calisthenics and the United States Army

Calisthenics and Street Workout

Chapter 2 – Benefits of Calisthenics

#1: Free and Convenient

#2: Protection from Bodily Injury

#3: Improved Coordination

#4: Improved Cardiovascular Health

#5: Better Flexibility and Increased Range of Motion

#6: Improved Endurance

#7: Stronger Core

#8: Naturally Increased Resistance

#9: Fat Burning and Muscle Building

Chapter 3 – Calisthenics and Bodyweight Exercises

The Core Exercises of Calisthenics

Push-Ups

Pull-Ups

Sit-Ups

Dips

Push-Up Variations

Diamond Push-Ups

Backhanded Push-Ups

Knuckle Push-Ups

Plank Push-Ups

Guillotine Push-Ups

One-Armed Push-Ups

Pull-Up Variations

Dip Variations

Other Calisthenics Exercises

Chapter 4 – Sample Calisthenics Exercise Plan

Part I- The Warm-Up

Part II- The Workout

Part III- Cool Down

Chapter 5—Additional Tips for Your Next Calisthenics Workout

Tip #1: Remember Your Breathing

Tip #2: Locking is Always Bad

#3: Never Swing when Performing Dips

#4: Build Your Strength

#5: Know Your Body

#6: Make Sure Your Routine Works for You

#7: Never Hold Onto the Back of Your Head While Doing Sit-Ups

#8: Always Follow Through with the Entire Exercise

#9: Stretch More or Less Depending on the Weather

#10: Give Your Body Time to Heal

Conclusion

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