#calisthenics #video on a pistol squat progression
on 02024-12-15#video from #Summer on a pistol-squat #calisthenics progression
on 02024-12-15#Summer is 20.1% body fat, 2σ below the mean, and tried creatine to see if it helps or hurts with #calisthenics. She got dehydrated for a week! Then in the second week she had to sleep more. She didn’t have any muscle or strength gains within three weeks, but did see bulk gains, and had a hard time swimming and walking up stairs due to weight gain. She recovered in weeks 5 and 6 and started to notice striations. According to the body scans her lean mass increased 1.5kg, and apparently not any extra water, and her muscle mass went from 57.3kg to 59.5kg. And she saw massive gains in strength on the exercises she was focusing on, such as tuck planche pushups and front levers. Comments point out that creatine might have an especially large effect on her because she’s a vegan. #exercise #video
on 02024-12-07#Summer #exercise #video showing a progression to pullups including a “pullover”. #calisthenics
on 02024-12-07#exercise #video showing pushup variations ranked by difficulty: wall pushups, incline pushups, knee pushups, negative (eccentric) pushups, regular pushups, diamond pushups, decline pushups (with your feet on a box), ring pushups, spiderman pushups, knee to elbow pushups, sphinx pushups (with upper arms initially vertical), archer pushups (with one arm straight), clapping pushups, pike pushups, planche lean pushups, handstand pushups (with your toes on a wall), tucked planche pushups (between parallel bars), one-arm pushups, free handstand pushups, tigerbend pushups (hard to explain), 90° pushups (on pushup handles, starting horizontal and raising to handstand position), planche pushups (same without the handstand, using a straddle planche). #calisthenics
on 02024-12-06#exercise #video showing common deviations from proper pushup form. Points out that “archer” pushups form a continuum of difficulty. #calisthenics
on 02024-12-06