I am trying to create a bodyweight exercise program for myself that can be used to increase strength and maybe increase muscle mass. I figured doing calisthenics will help my cardiovascular health and also give me a more lean cut look. I was thinking use pistol squats as part of the routine for legs, but my question is do they use all leg muscles like the regular squat does?
I tried to do something today but im not sure if it was enough, could i go back and do some more workouts to finish it up or can i not finish my workout since i did this an hour or so ago. I did 4 sets of pushups to failure with my younger brother on my back and did about 12, 10, 8, and 5 ot so reps. As well as 3 sets of pistols squats assisted a little for 12 or less reps. Should I have done more exercises? I do landscaping work, so my forearms and triceps get a good amount of work. should i do some biceps to finish the workout for today?
Also, how can i work on lagging bodyparts with bodyweight exercise?
So, overall if someone could please just create a bodyweight program that does each workout for 3 or 4 sets and about 6-8 reps or 12 reps max. And something that i can preferably do at least 3 times a week. and even if i miss a day i could get back at it the next day.
Thanks...
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Thread: Bodyweight exercise program
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10-14-2014, 04:42 PM #1
Bodyweight exercise program
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10-14-2014, 04:44 PM #2
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10-14-2014, 04:52 PM #3
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10-14-2014, 07:19 PM #4
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10-15-2014, 02:20 AM #5
Try these in a fullbody workout
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Parallel/single bar dips
Assisted ONE ARM push ups(archer pushups???)
Ring flys
L SITS
Something like a bodyweight fly on floor with dumbells if u have them
Handstand progression
Bodyweight tricep extension(bar/ring)
Planche progression(frog stand etc etc)
Inverted rows(different grips, on bar/rope/straps)(or ONE ARMED?)
Gironda pull ups
Front Lever progression (use both holds/dynamic)
Front Lever rows
Back Lever progression
Skin the cat
Close grip pullups (better for stretch/rom/activation in lats I heard)
WEIGHTED PULL UPS
INVERTED SHRUGS
Pistol squats
Weighted hyperextensions
Hamstring bridges (single leg/both/ weighted)
Russian leg curl(natural ghr)(they take a toll on knees)
Skater/shrimp squats
Sissy squats
Jump squats
Plyometrics
sprints
This was just the exercises.
A sample full body workout would look like this (this one is an upper/lower split)
Archer pushups/decline push ups 2 sets
Dips 2 sets
L sits 3 × holds
Inverted rows 3 sets
Pullups/weighted pullups/variations 3 sets
Tuck Front lever 2 sets
Pistols 3 sets
Skater squats 2 sets
Weighted Hyperextensions 2 sets
Natural ghrs 2 sets
Hamstring Bridges (preferably heavy weighted) 2 sets
Single leg calf raises? or make use of the machines you have?
improvise .....
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