ig every single professional and competitive athelete should post these montages for motivation rather the clips of them mastering a skill and playin around it.
Actually those clips mastering a skill is what motivates the most at least for me, and shows how it’s done properly, which helps a lot understanding the exercises
I think the best part about this was seeing you train with your friends and how much fun you had with them as it shows just how much help having friends with the same goals can be
As I watched the video unfold, it captivated me with its initial charm and excitement. With each subsequent attempt, it felt as though I was the one attempting everything ,I was rooting for your success from my side of the screen. When you finally achieved your goal, a surge of pride and joy filled my heart. Few videos have the power to evoke such profound emotions, and yours was one of them Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey with us.lots of love from INDIA
Wow, thank you! That’s a awesome message you wrote for me and I really appreciate it! I am grateful you are able be impacted by the video and I hope you keep getting stronger 💪. Hope to train with you one day
Love this video man. Very positive. Thank you for showing actual progress. Some people, especially young ones think they can’t do this or that. Mostly because they see ends results only on social media. This is the real deal. I’m 52 and starting my own journey. Have a great life!
Had to look up the diff between persistence and consistency. Loved seeing you train no matter the weather condition. Stoked you were able to fulfill your dream. Hats off my man, thanks for the inspiration 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
Yeah both words sound similar. Persistence is pushing through despite difficulty. Consistency is performing the task repeatedly. I’m truly grateful that you are inspired from my video. Hope you the best on your journey. How long have you been training for?
Loved your video brother ! Very inspirational !! I'm in this stage of handstand where you're able to go up and breakfall. Also the flip at 0:48 was awesome !!
I've always been interested in Calisthenics but didn't really know how to start and/or was intimidated by all the pros but this was eye opening and motivational. Keep up the good work 👍
I’m currently trying to learn calisthenics so this video and the realistic timelines for your progress and growth was very inspiring. Thanks for sharing 💓
Very motivational. I did calisthenics for about a year and then fractured my wrist while falling from a skateboard and quit working out. Now for the past month I've been training again and this video really hyped me up when I got to the part where you started doing 360s on a bar
Really amazing to watch! I'm a very skinny guy and have just started calisthenics since the gym isn't enjoyable at all after many tries. You've definitely inspired me with your energy brother 💪🏼
Hey man! Just came across this video, never did something inspire me more to add Calisthenics into my workout routine. I've tried it several times before to incorporate it into my weightlifting routine, but always gave up because I didn't know how to progress and to what. For context, I'm 180cm, and 80kgs. In terms of my "skills" in this, I can whip out about 8 pullups in a row and about 40 pushups at once. I really would love to learn all these skills because they really seem fun to do and one day, probably switch completely to Calisthenics. I have the strength for a handstand, but I really fail to learn how to balance myself, but overall I'd just love the progression and tips you'd have for me into getting better at Calisthenics. Thanks man!
@TravisNguyen0 well it's been a long journey ( i can say 3 years ) but full with breaks , i wasn't discipline enough, i hope this year I'll be more discipline 💪🔥
Damn this just feels like the same... started cali 4years ago... i love this discipline so much! i love that u been always having fun in the process.. that's the key! and the most important one... CONSISTENCY ❤🔥💪 kEEP DOING IT!! AMAZING WORK!! Greetings from Argentina! ♥
That is awesome. Love the discipline and community. Hope you keep at it and grow stronger this year 💪 Maybe I’ll remember to find you if I ever come to Argentina 🇦🇷
Inspiring!! Well done, sir. I think you need to add a 'shrimp flip' to your bar tricks. You look like you could pull it off in a couple months of training it.
Yo, man im at the same spot as you now at everything except for muscle up, ur muscle up are insane, i only hit my first one this week! will improve tho, if i can do 1 i can train it now, gl on your journey, ill check in every now and then GL!
@TravisNguyen0 did u do only calisthenics or also incorporate regular weight lifting, if you did use weights could u show a video on how you mixed both?
Great work, i kinda gave up a bit this month. Got to the point where i went to gym 4x and trained to the point where i got decent results, but the city is so small that you can barely find a single bar to train on and i have no friends. Im following an app guide to gain some strength but cant seem to do a single pullup even though i do 70 pushups easily, can you make like a program type of thing where we can see how to progress ? sometimes i feel like repeating the same things from that app are very tiring and i overexert myself or underperform. thank you
That would be a great idea! I see you have the strength and willingness to get better. With that mindset you can keep improving. I’m definitely going to work on a program to see how I can put a PDF together. I also help coach people 1 on 1 and would love to help you get to the next level if you’re interested
“There’s always moments when I feel like I have done enough, but this is when I realized that this is where the losers stop and quit to try something else.” Dang
Im like a year in and I don’t have a pull up bar or a place to install one at home so I have been doing rows and a lot of dips. I’m currently learning how to front lever and I’m almost there in like one month I think I’ll have it
very inspiring!! what exercises would u recommend to a beginner? ive been doing weightlifting for a bit now but i wanna make the swap over to calisthenics but im a little lost. i've watched a couple helpful videos but im just trying to gather as much info as possible :D
Good job man! It took me 6 months to master the muscle up and then went to improve my handstand and learn the handstand pushup. It's been almost one year but still working on it. I tend to forget to workout my chest and legs lol. What's your weekly workout routine?
Looks like you live somewhere with a wide variety of calisthenics parks. In my area they are super rare and most park equipment seems like it was designed by someone who only had a vague notion of exercise.
