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Build the Skill Before You Chase the Rep.
Build the Skill Before You Chase the Rep.

Personal coaching turns advanced calisthenics into clear progressions built around current strength, mobility and control.

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Handstands Need More Than Balance.
Handstands Need More Than Balance.

Learn line, shoulder control, entry strategy and repeatable practice instead of guessing through every attempt.

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Strong Basics Make Advanced Skills Safer.
Strong Basics Make Advanced Skills Safer.

Scapular control, hollow-body strength, straight-arm capacity and mobility create the base for harder skills.

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Skill CoachingPersonal progressions for handstands, muscle-ups, levers and strength.
Skill Coaching01

Advanced skills become simpler when you solve the right limitation first.

Instead of repeating failed full attempts, coaching separates the movement into strength, position, mobility and timing, then rebuilds the skill around what is actually missing.

Assessment

Start with what the body can already control.

Four checks define the first training route.

01

Pull Capacity

Strict reps, scapular control and pulling height.

02

Push Capacity

Dip depth, lockout and overhead strength.

03

Bodyline

Hollow, arch and compression control.

04

Mobility

Wrist, shoulder and thoracic range.

Calisthenics skill coaching
Skill Mapping

Turn one hard skill into smaller trainable pieces.

Prerequisites, regressions and quality targets make progress measurable instead of random.

Prerequisite checkProgression choiceQuality target
Skill Tracks

Choose one focused route.

01

Muscle-Up

Pull height, transition and dip strength.

02

Handstand

Line, balance and shoulder control.

03

Front Lever

Straight-arm pulling and body tension.

04

Planche

Straight-arm pushing and protraction.

Handstand Work

Balance gets easier when the line is easier to control.

Build shoulder elevation, bodyline and entry consistency before demanding long freestanding holds.

  • Wall line drills
  • Entry practice
  • Balance exposure
Handstand training
Personal Week

Structure the week around one main skill.

MONPull / Muscle-UpCore support
TUEHandstandMobility support
THUPush StrengthEasy handstand
SATSkill IntegrationOpen training
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1-to-1 Coaching

Use detailed feedback when a skill has stalled.

Video review, technique cues and program adjustments turn a plateau into a clear next block.

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Coach Checkpoints

Know what changes before you progress the skill.

StrengthCan you repeat the prerequisite?

Progress only when the base movement stays clean across working sets.

PositionCan you hold the shape?

Line and body position must stay stable before difficulty increases.

RecoveryCan you train it again?

Progress is useful only when joints and tissues recover well enough to repeat quality work.

Progress Case

From stalled attempts to a clean first muscle-up.

The change came from higher pulling strength and fewer failed full attempts, not from adding more random drills.

W1Build strict pull volume
W3Add explosive height work
W5Introduce transition drills
W7Integrate clean singles