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Calisthenics Training Schedule

The document outlines a comprehensive calisthenics training routine for the week, including specific exercises for cardio, upper body, lower body, core, mobility, and full body conditioning. Each day has a designated focus with detailed exercises and repetitions aimed at building strength, endurance, and flexibility. Additionally, it includes personal motivations for training that emphasize discipline, mental strength, and the importance of consistency.

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Calisthenics Training Schedule

The document outlines a comprehensive calisthenics training routine for the week, including specific exercises for cardio, upper body, lower body, core, mobility, and full body conditioning. Each day has a designated focus with detailed exercises and repetitions aimed at building strength, endurance, and flexibility. Additionally, it includes personal motivations for training that emphasize discipline, mental strength, and the importance of consistency.

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Calisthenics Training Routine

Sunday: Rest Day


Monday & Friday (Cardio & Back)

- Dead Hang - 3x20-30s


Hang from a pull-up bar with arms fully extended to improve grip strength and shoulder mobility.

- Negative Pull-ups - 3x5-8


Jump or use a step to get above the bar, then lower yourself slowly to build strength for full pull-ups.

- Hanging Knee Raises - 3x10


Hang from a bar and raise your knees to your chest to strengthen your core and hip flexors.

- Scapular Pull-ups - 3x10


Hang from a bar and pull your shoulders down without bending your elbows to activate the upper
back.

- Cycling - -
Ride a stationary or outdoor bike to improve endurance and leg strength.

- Standing Bicycle - -
Stand upright and alternate bringing your knee to the opposite elbow to engage your core.

- 15-minute Jog on Treadmill - -


Jog at a steady pace to enhance cardiovascular endurance.
Tuesday (Upper Body - Push Focus)

- Incline Push-ups - 3x12-15


Perform push-ups with hands on an elevated surface to reduce difficulty and target the chest.

- Knee or Regular Push-ups - 3x10-15


Perform standard or knee push-ups to build upper body strength.

- Dips (Bench or Parallel Bars) - 3x8-12


Lower yourself on parallel bars or a bench to target triceps and shoulders.

- Wall Shoulder Taps - 3x10 each side


In a push-up position, tap your opposite shoulder while keeping your core engaged.

- Plank Hold - 3x20-30s


Hold a straight-arm or forearm plank to strengthen the core and shoulders.

- Leg Raises - 3x10


Lie on your back and lift your legs without bending them to target the lower abs.
Wednesday (Lower Body & Core)

- Bodyweight Squats - 3x15-20


Lower your body into a squat position, keeping your back straight and knees aligned.

- Step-ups (on a chair/bench) - 3x10 each leg


Step onto a stable surface, alternating legs to build leg strength and balance.

- Glute Bridges - 3x15


Lie on your back, lift your hips, and squeeze your glutes to activate the lower body.

- Wall Sit - 3x20-30s


Hold a squat position against a wall to strengthen your legs and endurance.

- Calf Raises - 3x20


Rise onto your toes and lower back down to strengthen the calves.

- Seated Knee Raises - 3x10


Sit on a chair or floor and lift your knees to engage the lower abs.
Thursday (Mobility & Recovery)

- Deep Squat Hold - 3x30s


Hold a squat position as low as possible to improve hip mobility.

- Cat-Cow Stretch - 3x10


Move between arched and rounded back positions to improve spinal flexibility.

- Shoulder Circles - 3x15


Rotate your shoulders in circular motions to increase mobility.

- Hip Flexor Stretch - 3x30s per side


Lunge forward and hold to stretch the hip flexors.

- Standing Side Bends - 3x10 each side


Bend sideways at the waist to stretch the obliques.

- Seated Forward Fold - 3x30s


Sit with legs extended and reach forward to stretch the hamstrings and lower back.
Saturday (Full Body & Conditioning)

- Push-ups - 3x10-15
Perform standard push-ups to strengthen the chest, shoulders, and triceps.

- Assisted Squats (holding onto something) - 3x15


Hold onto a stable object and squat down to improve leg strength and balance.

- Step-through Lunges - 3x8 each leg


Step one foot forward into a lunge, then return to starting position to work the legs and glutes.

- Low Plank Hold - 3x20-30s


Hold a plank on forearms to build core stability.

- Jumping Jacks - 3x20


Jump with arms and legs spreading out, then return to start for cardio and coordination.

- Seated Leg Lifts - 3x12


Sit on the floor and lift legs off the ground slightly, holding briefly to engage the lower abs.
Why I Train

- I want to be stronger in body and mind.


- I value discipline that carries over into life.
- The more I bleed in peace, less I bleed in war.
- I understand momentum is key - skipping today makes skipping easier tomorrow.
- Pain is my friend.
- I am building my future self; every rep counts.
- If I'm not changing it, I'm choosing it.

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