Leo Martin
Muscle-ups and strength progressions.
Coaches covering foundational strength, handstands, muscle-ups, straight-arm skills, mobility and competition preparation.



A coach should make the progression clearer, not make the athlete dependent on constant cues. Good coaching identifies the main limiter, chooses a suitable regression and gives the athlete standards that can be repeated independently between sessions.
That keeps progress measurable and makes private or group coaching useful beyond the session itself.
Different coaches, shared standards
Each coach may specialise in different skills, but the team uses the same progression logic and quality expectations.
Muscle-ups and strength progressions.
Handstands, mobility and line.
Levers, planche and competition prep.

This section connects the page topic to practical bodyweight training decisions, progression quality and athlete development.
Pull-up, dip and bodyline capacity.
Handstands and overhead control.
Lever and planche preparation.
Standards, pacing and judged sets.
| Coach | Days | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Leo | Mon / Wed / Sat | Strength + muscle-up |
| Maya | Tue / Thu / Sat | Handstand + mobility |
| Noah | Wed / Fri / Sun | Straight-arm + competition |
This section connects the page topic to practical bodyweight training decisions, progression quality and athlete development.

Know what to practise.
Use a progression you can own.
Retest before increasing difficulty.
Book a trial, assessment or coaching conversation and we will recommend the right next progression.
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