4 Week Calisthenics and Yoga Flow Plan for Women

Getting consistent is the hardest part of training, especially when life is busy. This 4-week calisthenics and yoga flow plan is built to make consistency feel realistic. You will train strength with simple bodyweight workouts, then use yoga sessions to improve mobility, recover better, and keep your joints feeling good.

You will complete 3 calisthenics sessions and 2 yoga flow sessions each week. Most workouts take about 30 to 50 minutes. The goal is progress without feeling wrecked.

  • Duration: 4 weeks
  • Schedule: 3 days of calisthenics, 2 days of yoga flow, 2 rest days
  • Format: Full-body strength sessions plus mobility focused yoga sessions
  • Level: Beginner to intermediate, especially helpful if you are returning after time off
  • Rest: 2 full rest days per week, with optional walking or gentle mobility
  • Equipment: Yoga mat, resistance bands optional, a sturdy chair or bench can help

If you are new to bodyweight strength training, this beginner guide can help you get started: 21 day beginner calisthenics workout plan for women.

Calisthenics builds practical strength using your body weight. It is simple, scalable, and teaches control. Yoga complements that work by improving mobility, body awareness, breathing, and recovery. Put together, you get a routine that builds strength without ignoring flexibility.

This combination also tends to feel sustainable. You can push on strength days and still move well on yoga days, which often helps you stay consistent long term.

If you want more at-home variety, you can also explore this: 4 week dumbbell and calisthenics plan for women.

Training works better when your daily fueling is steady. You do not need perfection. You need repeatable basics.

Protein
A simple target for active women is around 1.6 g per kg of body weight per day. If you prefer pounds, that is about 0.7 g per lb. Spread protein across meals to support recovery.

Carbs and fats
Carbs make workouts feel easier and help you keep your weekly volume consistent. Choose mostly minimally processed options like fruit, oats, rice, potatoes, beans, and whole grains. Include healthy fats from olive oil, nuts, seeds, eggs, and fatty fish.

Hydration
Aim for roughly 2 to 2.5 liters of water per day, more if you sweat a lot or train in a warm environment.

Simple timing tip
Have a balanced meal with carbs and protein about 2 to 3 hours before training. Later, get another protein rich meal or snack within a few hours after.

If you want nutrition strategies that help with appetite and consistency, see: how to stay full on a diet.

Supplements are optional. Food and consistency come first.

If you want simple, high value options:

  • Protein powder for convenience if you struggle to hit your protein target
  • Creatine monohydrate (3 to 5 g daily) to support strength and training performance
  • Omega-3 if you rarely eat fatty fish

Check with a healthcare professional before starting supplements if you are pregnant, have medical conditions, or take medications.

Recovery is not a bonus. It is part of progress.

  • Warm up: 5 to 8 minutes of easy movement, plus lighter practice reps before your first main strength move
  • Technique first: stop a set when form breaks down or tempo gets sloppy
  • Sleep: aim for 7 to 9 hours most nights
  • Rest days: walking and light mobility help you recover without adding stress

If you frequently feel drained before workouts, read this: why you feel tired before workouts and how to fix it.

This plan should feel challenging but doable.

  • Start with variations that let you keep 1 to 3 reps in the tank on most sets
  • Progress by adding reps first, then adding a set, then choosing a harder variation
  • If something causes sharp pain or joint discomfort, swap it for a friendlier version or reduce range of motion
  • If you miss a day, do not restart the week. Continue with the next session

If you want equipment guidance and more cross-training ideas, see: why you should combine calisthenics and gym training.

Day 1: Full Body Session

Block #1
Prisoner Squat1 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Prisoner Squat1 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Prisoner Squat1 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Split Squat (Right Side)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Split Squat (Left Side)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Push Up (Kneeling Allowed)3 rounds x 45 seconds
Superman3 rounds x 45 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #4
Bear Plank Shoulder Tap3 rounds x 20 seconds
Knee Bicep Push Up3 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Cross Mountain Climber2 x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds
Cross Mountain Climber1 x 40 seconds
Rest45 seconds

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Block #1
Plow Pose (Halasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Camel Pose2 rounds x 40 seconds
Happy Baby Pose (Ananda Balasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Forward Bend Pose (Uttanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)1 x 50 seconds
Tree pose (Vriksasana) 2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Left Side)1 x 50 seconds
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Right Side)1 x 50 seconds
Locust Pose (Salabhasana)1 x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #5
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana) (Left Side)1 x 40 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana) (Right Side)1 x 40 seconds
Warrior 1 Pose (Virabhadrasana I)2 x 40 seconds
Block #1
Sissy Squat3 rounds x 40 seconds
Glute Bridge Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Glute Kickback (Left Side)2 rounds x 10 reps
Glute Kickback (Right Side)2 rounds x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 20 seconds
Lying Lat Pulldown To Shrug3 rounds x 30 seconds
Close Grip (Diamond) Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Plank To Full Plank3 x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Finisher
Russian Twist3 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Sit Up3 rounds x 30 seconds
Cocoon3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Locust Pose (Salabhasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Seated Forward Bend Pose (Paschimottanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana) Activation1 x 40 seconds
Happy Baby Pose (Ananda Balasana)1 x 40 seconds
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)1 x 40 seconds
Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana) (Left Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana) (Right Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #5
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana) (Left Side)1 x 40 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana) (Right Side)1 x 40 seconds
Downward Dog Leg Lift To Knee Tuck2 x 40 seconds
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Block #1
Alternate Side Lunge (Total Reps)3 rounds x 14 reps
Single Leg Glute Bridge (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Leg Glute Bridge (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Single Leg Lunge To Calf Raise (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Single Leg Lunge To Calf Raise (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #3
Hand Release Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Finisher
Bottoms Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Leg Raise Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Crunch2 rounds x 30 seconds
Feet Elevated Alternate Oblique To Crunch2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Leg Pull In2 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Crunch (Left Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Crunch (Right Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Oblique Leg Pull In2 rounds x 40 seconds
Dead Bug2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds

Rest days are essential for muscle recovery and growth, helping to prevent injury and improve overall performance. They also support mental well-being by reducing stress and providing a necessary break from the rigors of training.

Block #1
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 30 seconds
Push Up To Walkout Tiger Bend (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Superman3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Burpee3 rounds x 40 seconds
Squat To Alternate Side Abduction3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Lying Hip Abduction (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Lying Hip Abduction (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Side Plank Pulse (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Pulse (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Happy Baby Pose (Ananda Balasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Forward Bend Pose (Uttanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Cobra Pose2 rounds x 40 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)1 x 40 seconds
King Pigeon Pose (Rajakapotasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 40 seconds
Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Warrior 2 Pose (Virabhadrasana II)2 x 40 seconds
Tree pose (Vriksasana) 1 x 30 seconds
Tree pose (Vriksasana) 1 x 30 seconds
Block #1
Squat3 rounds x 40 seconds
Glute Bridge With Abduction3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Knee Bicep Push Up3 rounds x 12 reps
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Crunch Punch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Russian Twist3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Upward Dog Pose (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Camel Pose1 x 40 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Forward Bend Pose (Uttanasana)1 x 40 seconds
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Cobra Pose2 rounds x 40 seconds
Seated Forward Bend Pose (Paschimottanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Alternate Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)1 x 40 seconds
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana) Activation1 x 40 seconds
Downward Dog Leg Lift To Knee Tuck1 x 40 seconds
Downward Dog Leg Lift To Knee Tuck1 x 40 seconds
Block #1
Reverse Cross Lunge (Curtsy) (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #2
Jump Squat Twist3 rounds x 40 seconds
Calf Raise3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Block #3
Close Grip (Diamond) Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Lying Lat Pulldown To Shrug3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #4
Supine Push Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
T Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #5
Plank to Alternate Downward Dog Toe Touch2 x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Oblique Leg Pull In3 rounds x 30 seconds
Plank Leg Lift3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest25 seconds
Block #2
Side Plank Pulse (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Pulse (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Single Leg Mountain Climber (Left Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Single Leg Mountain Climber (Right Side)3 rounds x 20 seconds
Rest30 seconds

Incorporating rest days into your routine can enhance long-term motivation by preventing burnout and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Additionally, they allow the body to replenish energy stores, optimizing future workout efficiency.

Block #1
Squat To Alternate Leg Kickback3 rounds x 50 seconds
Glute Bridge3 rounds x 50 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Side Leg Lateral Raise (Fire Hydrant) (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Side Leg Lateral Raise (Fire Hydrant) (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
T Push Up (Kneeling Allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Superman Hold3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #4
Bear Plank Fire Feet (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Cobra Pose2 rounds x 40 seconds
Frog Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana)1 x 30 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana)2 x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)1 x 30 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest100 seconds
Block #4
Seated Forward Bend Pose (Paschimottanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Forward Bend Pose (Uttanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 30 seconds
Warrior 2 Pose (Virabhadrasana II)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Tall Kneeling To Lunge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Glute Bridge To Horizontal Reach3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest95 seconds
Block #2
Burpee3 rounds x 30 seconds
Knee Plyo Push Up3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #3
Hand Release Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reverse Snow Angel3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Finisher
Cocoon3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Pulse (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank Pulse (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #1
Locust Pose (Salabhasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Wall Hip Frog Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana) Activation2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Upward Dog Pose (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana)1 x 30 seconds
King Pigeon Pose (Rajakapotasana)2 x 30 seconds
Rest61 seconds
Block #3
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)1 x 30 seconds
Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Right Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Left Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Forward Bend Pose (Uttanasana)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest90 seconds
Block #5
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)1 x 30 seconds
Tree pose (Vriksasana) 2 x 30 seconds
Rest90 seconds
Block #1
Back Extension3 rounds x 40 seconds
Push Up To Shoulder Tap To Lateral Hand Walk (Kneeling allowed)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #2
Knee Bicep Push Up3 rounds x 12 reps
Body Up (Kneeling Allowed)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Frog Glute Bridge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Reverse Cross Lunge To Side Kickback3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #4
Split Squat (Left Side)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Split Squat (Right Side)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Crunch Punch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Elbow To Knee Crunch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #2
Frog Sit Up2 rounds x 35 seconds
Russian Twist2 rounds x 35 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #3
Feet Up Crunch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Plank Hip Roll2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest50 seconds

Rest days play a crucial role in maintaining a healthy immune system, allowing the body to repair tissues and fend off illnesses. They also offer an opportunity for reflection and goal-setting, helping to refine training strategies and boost future performance.

Block #1
Prisoner Squat3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Glute Kickback Side Sweep3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #2
Wall Squat Hold3 rounds x 30 seconds
Split Squat (Left Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Split Squat (Right Side)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #3
Close Grip (Diamond) Push Up (Kneeling Allowed)3 x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #4
Superman Hold To Lat Pull3 rounds x 40 seconds
Bear Plank Fire Feet (Kneeling Allowed)3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Bottoms Up3 rounds x 30 seconds
Oblique Leg Pull In3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Butterfly Pose Warmup2 rounds x 40 seconds
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Upward Dog Pose (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana)1 x 40 seconds
King Pigeon Pose (Rajakapotasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest80 seconds
Block #3
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana)1 x 40 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Warrior 1 Pose (Virabhadrasana I) (Left Side)1 x 40 seconds
Warrior 1 Pose (Virabhadrasana I) (Right Side)1 x 40 seconds
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Tree pose (Vriksasana) (Left side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Tree pose (Vriksasana) (Right Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Reverse Cross Lunge (Curtsy) (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Squat3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Double To Single Leg Glute Bridge3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Supine Push Up3 rounds x 12 reps
T Push Up3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #4
Knee Bicep Push Up3 rounds x 10 reps
Floor Tricep Dip3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Right Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) (Left Side)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Seated Forward Bend Pose (Paschimottanasana)1 x 40 seconds
Warrior 2 Pose (Virabhadrasana II)2 x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Seated Overhead Stretch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Upward Dog Pose (Urdhva Mukha Svanasana)2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana) Activation1 x 40 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana)2 x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Camel Pose1 x 40 seconds
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 30 seconds
Half Spinal Twist Pose (Ardha Matsyendrasana)2 x 30 seconds
Rest90 seconds
Block #1
Supine Push Up3 rounds x 10 reps
Back Extension3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #2
Drop Push Up3 rounds x 12 reps
Reverse Snow Angel To Superman3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #3
Walking Lunge (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #4
Glute Bridge On Heels (Hamstring Focus)3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Double To Single Leg Glute Bridge3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Bent Knee Hip Raise2 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Elbow To Knee Plank2 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #2
Leg Pull In2 rounds x 35 seconds
Russian Twist2 rounds x 35 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #3
Crunch2 rounds x 40 seconds
Side Plank Pulse (Left Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Side Plank (Right Side)2 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds

If everything feels comfortable, change one lever at a time:

  • Add 1 to 2 reps per set until you hit the top of the target range
  • Add one extra set to your first 1 to 2 movements on calisthenics days
  • Slow the lowering phase of each rep to 2 to 3 seconds

If you want a tougher program next, check this: 4 week advanced calisthenics workout routine for women.

If recovery is rough or your form breaks down:

  • Reduce reps and stay in the middle of the rep range
  • Increase rest between sets
  • Use easier variations for 1 to 2 weeks while you build momentum

A simpler starting point is here: 21 day beginner calisthenics workout plan for women.

After 4 weeks, you have two solid options:

  • Repeat the plan with slightly harder variations or more reps
  • Move into an intermediate routine for new progress and structure

This plan is already home friendly. If you want a program that adds dumbbells for extra progression, try: 4 week dumbbell and calisthenics plan for women.

If you want a more structured approach, a meal plan can make training and recovery easier by removing guesswork:

This program is about building a routine you can keep. Train hard enough to feel progress, use yoga days to recover and move better, and focus on small weekly wins. In four weeks, you should feel stronger, looser, and more confident with your training.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The 4-week plan combines calisthenics and yoga to enhance strength and mobility. It includes 3 calisthenics sessions and 2 yoga sessions each week, designed for beginner to intermediate levels. The workouts are full-body and aim to build strength without sacrificing flexibility.

Calisthenics builds strength using body weight, while yoga improves flexibility, mobility, and recovery. Together, they create a balanced routine that enhances overall fitness and helps maintain consistency in training.

You will need a yoga mat, and optionally, resistance bands and a sturdy chair or bench. These tools help perform various exercises and enhance the effectiveness of your workouts.

A balanced diet supports your training by providing necessary nutrients. Focus on adequate protein intake, healthy carbs, and fats, and stay hydrated. Eating balanced meals before and after workouts can enhance performance and recovery.

Yes, the plan is suitable for beginners. Start with the basics and gradually increase intensity as you get comfortable. For a more detailed beginner guide, check the 21 Day Beginner Calisthenics Workout Plan for Women.

Consistency helps build habits and leads to long-term fitness improvements. Regular workouts improve strength, flexibility, and overall health, making it easier to progress without feeling overwhelmed.

You can explore more workout plans tailored for women, such as the 4 Week Dumbbell and Calisthenics Plan for Women, which offers variety and complements the calisthenics and yoga flow plan.

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