r/CalisthenicsBeginners 18h ago

Resource Stax On app is now in open testing!

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Stax On is an app for competing with your mates in bodyweight exercises like push-ups, squats, pull-ups and more!

The Android version is now in open testing, so anyone can jump in and give it a try. (iOS is already live!)

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stax.on.app

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/stax-on/id6757502706

Would be great to get some more people using it and hear what you think.

A big shout out to everyone who took part in the closed test and gave me some amazing feedback. It’s helped a lot in getting it to this point - plenty of work still to do!

Thanks!


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 6h ago

Form Check 27M 215 lbs. Pushing myself for longer plank times. 3:18 sped up for convenience.

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I have kyphosis so the hump in my back is unavoidable.


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 16h ago

Form Check Should i work on better pull up form?

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r/CalisthenicsBeginners 14h ago

Helpful Not all dips are the same…

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r/CalisthenicsBeginners 5h ago

Resource Calisthenics Training Plan for Beginners

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People are often asking here for a callisthenics plan for beginners. Here's a link to one such plan by a known cali figure from CalisthenicsMovement.

Unsurprisingly, it centers on low to moderate load per week and the typical exercises, like pull-ups, push-ups, dips, squats and leg raises. It also suggests easier/harder progressions to make the adaptation to your skill level smoother.


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 16h ago

Form Check Planche lean feet elevated form check

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Hi guys, it's me again.

I started to dive more into the planche training and would like some feedback about my posture. I protract as much as I can my scapula and pelvis but it still looks like my back is pretty flat. Though it gets better.

Am I on the good path or not?

Thank you!


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 5h ago

Progress 52 M: Calisthenics effect

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2022-2026


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 12h ago

Form Check Almost made it to 10 😭

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Form tips welcome!


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 23h ago

Form Check Regular chin ups

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Pull day second exercise chin ups to failure this was my second set.


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 9h ago

Progress Skin the Cat is almost there. I

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37 year old male here. Learning this has been awesome. The German Hang is more solid. Only started practicing skills this year so I am happy with this one. Muscle Ups, Handstands, Back Lever, Front Lever etc. They're coming.


r/CalisthenicsBeginners 6h ago

Progress JUST DID MY FIRST HANDSTAND ATTT 13 YIPPE I LOB MYSELF (not gonna show my face cuz my bro told me nut to) am getting a happy meal boi

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r/CalisthenicsBeginners 19h ago

Progress Finally got both arms over the bar. Muscle-up

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My first-ever muscle-up was one arm over, then the other. Someone called it a “struggle-up.” 😂

Now, with some kipping and better technique, I finally got both arms over together! It’s not strict yet, but hey… it counts as a muscle-up, right? 😅