4-Week Advanced Calisthenics Workout Routine for Women

You've done it. You've broken through the intermediate barrier, and you're ready for the next level. Your core holds steady through long planks without trembling, your body moves through clean squat variations with power, and you're hungry for more challenges.

Here's the truth: many women plateau not because they've reached their physical limits, but because most programs keep them trapped in "toning" and "reshaping" routines. Real strength gets sidelined for the promise of aesthetics over function. But here's what those programs miss: advanced calisthenics delivers the aesthetic improvements as a natural byproduct of building genuine strength and athleticism. When you master challenging bodyweight movements, the visual results follow automatically.

In this article, we will give you the 4-week advanced calisthenics workout routine to help you break your limitations and continue improving your physique, strength and overall bodyweight training.

If you have already mastered intermediate movements, you might be wondering why you should push further. Why not just stick to what already works? After all, you have already achieved great results, right?

The answer is simple. Because your body adapts. The same workout that challenged you months ago feels routine. You may still maintain your staring, but you will not see much growth without further challenging your body. Advanced calisthenics forces your muscles, joints, and coordination to adapt again. This will lead to more strength, better control, and resilience from injuries.

Progressing at this stage is about building functional strength and refining your skills that carries over to everything you do, from sports, and recreation to daily life. It builds balance, flexibility, and stability, while teaching you how to move with better precision and control.

For women especially, advancing in calisthenics is also about breaking limits. You move past workouts that are focused only on appearance, and step into training that builds real power and capability. This is where you stop just “working out” and start mastering what your body can truly do.

Advanced calisthenics will:

  • Push you into strength-skill training (mastery over sheer reps)
  • Demand perfect form under higher mechanical stress
  • Challenge your balance and spatial awareness
  • Strengthen connective tissues for injury resistance
  • Build full-body coordination for real-world movement power

This program is designed for women who have already progressed through intermediate training and are ready to take on more complex skills. Each week targets the major muscle groups of the upper body, lower body, and core, with two dedicated rest days for recovery. The structure ensures you build strength evenly, prevent imbalances, and improve efficiency in advanced movements. By the end of the 4 weeks, you will not only be physically stronger but more capable and confident in the way your body moves.

Your workout begins before you even start exercising. Dedicate 3 to 5 minutes to proper preparation. Use dynamic movements like leg swings, arm circles, and activation drills such as jumping jacks, shoulder rolls, or band pull-aparts. This prepares your cardiovascular system, awakens your muscles, and lubricates your joints for the complex movements ahead, significantly reducing injury risk.

Throughout your training, prioritize intelligent pacing. Allow 40-60 seconds of recovery between technically demanding exercises to maintain movement quality. Don't hesitate to extend this if needed. Prioritize executing perfect reps and avoid sloppy ones every time.

Quality over quantity is non-negotiable. When your form starts deteriorating, you're no longer training effectively, you're reinforcing poor movement patterns and inviting injury. Commit to intentional repetitions, even if it means completing fewer total reps.

Conclude each session with a proper 5-10 minute cooldown. Incorporate gentle movement like slow walking, controlled breathing exercises, and targeted stretching for the primary muscle groups you've trained. This accelerates recovery and preserves long-term joint health.

These workouts follow a circuit structure: you'll transition smoothly from exercise to exercise with brief pauses between movements. This format maintains cardiovascular intensity while simultaneously building strength. One complete sequence through all movements constitutes a round. Rest as prescribed, then dive into your next round.

Respect your joint health

Women progressing to higher-level moves often encounter overuse discomfort in these joints. Mothers are particularly susceptible to developing wrist and hand injuries. Be sure to include targeted prehab work like wrist mobility drills, banded shoulder rotations, and forearm strengthening to keep joints resilient.

As exercises become more complex and demanding, your energy needs increase. Focus on a balanced diet rich in lean protein, complex carbs, and healthy fats to support muscle repair and sustained energy. Staying well-hydrated is equally important, especially when sessions run longer.

Rest isn't a luxury; it's part of your training. Advanced calisthenics challenges your nervous system, and your brain needs time to process all those complex movement patterns. Get good sleep, eat well, and actually take your rest days instead of trying to push through everything. Your body builds strength when you're recovering, not when you're working out, so treat rest as seriously as you treat your training sessions.

Day 1: Leg Burner ☄️

Block #1
Prisoner Squat3 rounds x 50 seconds
Glute Bridge With Abduction3 rounds x 50 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Lying Hip Abduction (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Lying Hip Abduction (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Glute Kickback (Left Side)3 rounds x 15 reps
Glute Kickback (Right Side)3 rounds x 15 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Glute Bridge On Heels (Hamstring Focus)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Jump Lunge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Squat To Alternate Side Abduction3 rounds x 1 minute
Glute Bridge To Vertical Reach3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds

You can find this women’s workout routine on the Gymaholic app:

Block #1
Push Up To Plank (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Snow Angel To Superman3 rounds x 50 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #2
Close Grip (Diamond) Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
QL Alternate Butt Walk3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Plank Plus3 x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Full Plank Shoulder Tap3 rounds x 40 seconds
Feet Elevated Alternate Oblique To Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Seated T Spine Rotation3 rounds x 40 seconds
Crab Toe Touch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Alternate Side Mountain Climber3 rounds x 40 seconds
Hollow Body Rock To Ab Air Bike3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Core
Dead Bug3 rounds x 40 seconds
Bent Knee Hip Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Flutter Kick3 rounds x 40 seconds
Side Plank (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank (Right Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #1
Hug Knee To Chest Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Hug Knee To Chest Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Squat T Spine Rotation Hold (Left Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Squat T Spine Rotation Hold (Right Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #2
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Stomach Vacuum Stretch2 rounds x 30 seconds
World's Greatest Stretch (Left Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
World's Greatest Stretch (Right Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #3
Inchworm1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #4
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds

Rest days are essential for muscle recovery and help prevent overuse injuries, ensuring long-term fitness progress. Additionally, they provide a mental break, reducing burnout and maintaining motivation for consistent exercise.

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Block #1
Glute Bridge Hold Pullover3 rounds x 40 seconds
Hand Release Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #2
Reverse Snow Angel3 rounds x 40 seconds
Bird Dog Full Plank3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Superman Hold To Lat Pull3 rounds x 45 seconds
Push Up To Plank (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Squat T Spine Rotation Hold (Left Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Squat T Spine Rotation Hold (Right Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #5
Side Plank Crunch (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Side Plank Crunch (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Mountain Climber To Lateral Jump To Ski Abs3 rounds x 40 seconds
Russian Twist3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Alternate Reverse Lunge To Kickback (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
2 x Jump Squat To Reverse Lunge Crossover3 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Jumping Jack3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Single Leg Lunge To Calf Raise3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Lunge To Calf Raise3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Glute Kickback (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Glute Kickback (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Reverse Burpee3 rounds x 30 seconds
Leg Pull In3 rounds x 30 seconds
Lying Knee Raise3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds

Incorporating rest days into your fitness routine can enhance overall performance by allowing your body to repair and strengthen itself, ultimately leading to improved endurance and strength. Moreover, these days offer a chance to recharge mentally, fostering a balanced and sustainable approach to achieving your fitness goals.

Block #1
Reverse Cross Lunge (Curtsy) (Total reps)3 x 24 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Single Leg Jump3 rounds x 40 seconds
Calf Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Squat Lateral Walk Side To Side3 x 20 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Prisoner Squat Pulse 3 rounds x 50 seconds
Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #5
Single Leg Hip Thrust (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Hip Thrust (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Knee Push Up Release3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Snow Angel To Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Jumping Jack To Standing Cross Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Burpee Without Jump3 rounds x 40 seconds
Body Up3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Push Up Plus3 rounds x 10 reps
Alternate Straight Leg Lowering (Total reps)3 rounds x 20 reps
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Lying Floor Leg Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Heel Touch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Core #1
Hip Roll3 rounds x 12 reps
Reach And Catch3 rounds x 12 reps
Mountain Climber3 rounds x 16 reps
Rest30 seconds
Core #2
Hollow Body Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Alternate Elbow To Knee Plank3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Inchworm1 x 30 seconds
Lateral Hip Opener1 x 30 seconds
Knee Circle1 x 30 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Front Split2 rounds x 25 seconds
Front Split2 rounds x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Left Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Right Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 rounds x 30 seconds
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Left Side)1 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Right Side)1 rounds x 30 seconds
Block #4
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds

Rest days facilitate optimal physiological adaptation by allowing the body to repair tissues and replenish energy stores, which can lead to enhanced performance. They also support mental well-being by offering time for reflection and relaxation, contributing to a more enjoyable and sustainable fitness journey.

Block #1
Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Superman Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Hand Release Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Alternate Lateral Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Bear Plank Shoulder Tap3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Straight Leg Lowering3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Snow Angel3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Jackknife Sit Up3 rounds x 30 seconds
Plank Hip Roll3 rounds x 30 seconds
Leg Pull In3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Alternate Side Lunge (Total reps)3 x 24 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Sumo Squat Calf Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Squat To Hip Abduction3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Split Squat Isometric Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Split Squat Isometric Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Alternate Glute Kickback3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Prisoner Squat To Cross Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Frog Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Frog Sit Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
Jumping Jack To Standing Cross Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Burpee Tuck Jump3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds

Rest days are crucial for maintaining hormonal balance, which supports muscle growth and immune function. They also offer an opportunity to engage in low-impact activities, promoting active recovery and flexibility.

Block #1
Frog Glute Bridge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Glute Kickback3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Single Leg Box Glute Bridge (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Box Glute Bridge (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Bench Step Down (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Bench Step Down (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Side Leg Lateral Raise (Fire Hydrant) (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Side Leg Lateral Raise (Fire Hydrant) (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Squat Hold3 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #1
Lying Lat Pulldown To Shrug3 rounds x 40 seconds
Plank Pistol3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Close Grip (Diamond) Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Snow Angel To Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Superman Hold To Lat Pull3 rounds x 45 seconds
Plank To Alternate Oblique Hip Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 40 seconds
Wall Shoulder Tap3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Lying Alternate Floor Leg Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Elbow To Knee Plank3 rounds x 30 seconds
Reach And Catch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Core #1
Cross Mountain Climber3 rounds x 40 seconds
Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Russian Twist3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Core #2
Crab Toe Touch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Rotation (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Rotation (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Front Split2 rounds x 25 seconds
Front Split2 rounds x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Left Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Right Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Inchworm1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #4
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Hip External To Internal Rotation2 rounds x 30 seconds
Hip External To Internal Rotation2 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Left Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Right Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds

Rest days play a vital role in preventing physical and mental fatigue, allowing for sustained progress and enjoyment in your fitness journey. They also provide an opportunity to focus on other aspects of well-being, such as nutrition and mindfulness, enhancing overall health.

Block #1
Push Up To Plank Walkout (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Push Up Release To Superman Lat Pull3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Bench Superman3 rounds x 50 seconds
Hand Release Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Alternate Superman To Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Body Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Bird Dog Full Plank3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Plank3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Hollow Body Rock To Ab Air Bike3 rounds x 40 seconds
Feet Elevated Alternate Oblique To Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Alternate Lunge To Front Leg Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Single Leg Glute Bridge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Jumping Jack To Overhead Squat3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Freehand Squat To Lateral Walk3 rounds x 12 reps
Glute Kickback To Side Leg Lateral (Total reps)3 rounds x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Squat To Hip Abduction3 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Squat To Alternate Oblique Crunch (Total reps)3 x 12 reps
Rest40 seconds
Finisher
Overhead Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Plank Lateral Jump3 rounds x 30 seconds
Reverse Burpee3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds

Rest days are pivotal for reducing inflammation and minimizing the risk of injury, thereby ensuring a more effective and sustainable fitness regimen. They also encourage the exploration of new hobbies or activities, contributing to a well-rounded and fulfilling lifestyle.

Block #1
Cross Reverse Lunge To Kickback3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Glute Kickback3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Single Leg Glute Bridge (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Glute Bridge (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Squat Lateral Walk Side To Side (Total reps)3 rounds x 14 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Leg Kickback Around The World (Left Side)3 rounds x 50 seconds
Leg Kickback Around The World (Right Side)3 rounds x 50 seconds
Wall Squat Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Alternate Reverse Lunge To Airplane3 rounds x 40 seconds
Lying Reverse Leg Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Glute Bridge Hold Pullover3 rounds x 40 seconds
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Reverse Snow Angel3 rounds x 40 seconds
Push Up Plus3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Superman Hold To Lat Pull3 rounds x 45 seconds
Push Up To Plank (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Single Leg Mountain Climber (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Mountain Climber (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Mountain Climber To Lateral Jump To Ski Abs3 rounds x 40 seconds
Russian Twist3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Core #1
Walking Ski Abs3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Heel Touch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Oblique Leg Pull In3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Core #2
Bent Knee Hip Raise3 rounds x 50 seconds
Side Plank Leg Raised (Left Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Side Plank Leg Raised (Right Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
90/90 Hip Stretch2 rounds x 25 seconds
90/90 Hip Stretch2 rounds x 20 seconds
Iron Cross Stretch (Left Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Iron Cross Stretch (Right Side)2 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Inchworm1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #4
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 rounds x 30 seconds
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Left Side)1 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Right Side)1 rounds x 30 seconds

Rest days are instrumental in boosting cardiovascular health by allowing the heart and lungs to recover, ultimately enhancing endurance and overall fitness capacity. Additionally, they provide an ideal opportunity to focus on hydration and nutrition, supporting a holistic approach to health and well-being.

Block #1
Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Superman Pull3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Knee Plyo Push Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
Superman Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Supine Push Up2 rounds x 40 seconds
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #4
Full Plank Shoulder Tap3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Straight Leg Lowering3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Air Bike3 rounds x 30 seconds
Suitcase Crunch To Russian Twist3 rounds x 30 seconds
Toe Touch Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Reverse Cross Lunge (Curtsy) (Total reps)3 x 24 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Single Leg Jump3 rounds x 40 seconds
Calf Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Squat Lateral Walk Side To Side3 x 22 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Prisoner Squat Pulse 3 rounds x 40 seconds
Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Alternate Oblique Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Jumping Jack to Alternate Cross Toe Touch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Jump Squat Twist3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds

If you have completed this workout program, congratulations!

You can move on to the next level of bodyweight training, which this elite calisthenics program.

Taking your calisthenics workout to the next level can be an empowering journey. It teaches patience, consistency and discipline. Most importantly, it proves that your body can do more than you ever imagined.

Always remember: you are stronger than you think and your body can adapt to the demands you put it through. Keep challenging yourself, celebrate small victories, and trust the process. Progress may be gradual, but every rep, hold, and movement you master is a step toward your peak potential. Your only real competition is who you were yesterday.

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