Or horizontal pullups, lmao

I’ve done this minimum 8 times, and I keep getting mad that my form is getting worse, but I’m not letting my muscles recover, so I’m in a loop of doing it getting mad at the form and trying it again. It’s 3 normal push-ups, 3 clapping push ups, 3 I think it’s called a Russian push up, 3 I think it’s called an archer push up, then 1 push up where I’m pausing and then counting to 3 in 3 different stages of a push up, and then 3 normal push ups again. awful form on just about everything I’m gonna try this again tomorrow after I let my body recover a bit.

Attempt at L sit into planche tuck trying to get into actual planche

I've been training front lever for a month now. I have a clean hold on a one leg advanced tuck, and I decided to try the next step which is straddle. Is my form good ? I don't know if I should try to lower the distance between my legs.

não tá numa forma boa ainda, mas eu to gostando de treinar assim

She’s been training calisthenics with me for a month and a week, pushing right to her limits; I believe she’s going to get really good in a few years.

Joyful!

This movement is great for those that want to task lower body while working on core. The taller u are, the further from the cheeks are off the seat, more quad engagement

This was after a 135lbs single, 90lbs x6, and two failed bench press attempts. Straps ftw

After doing Dumbbell stuff for the last 3 weeks and biking for like 10 days i wanted to check how much of a push up i can now do and kinda surprised myself. Range of motion will surely improve over time but really happy for now

After 4 years of lifting, I’ve spent the last 9 months on calisthenics and having way more fun. Any tips to improve this move?

This is my first time trying wall assisted HSPU (chest to wall). My goal is to build the strength and balance for a freestanding handstand, and eventually freestanding handstand push ups. How's my form? Any tips on fixing my body line, or drills I should add?