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Revealing the secret to perfect squatting

by Calisthenics Academy | Feb 18, 2016 | Calisthenics, Calisthenics Injury, Calisthenics Motivation, Pistol Squat

Join the tribe of Movement & Calisthenics Athlete - people just like you that are working with their own body weight to get strength, lose fat build muscle, recover from injuries and live their best lives! Perfecting the perfect squat is something that many...

Ian Calisthenics Story

by Calisthenics Academy | Dec 20, 2015 | Calisthenics, Calisthenics Injury, Calisthenics Motivation, calisthenics transformations, Calisthenics Workout, More

Join the tribe of Movement & Calisthenics Athlete - people just like you that are working with their own body weight to get strength, lose fat build muscle, recover from injuries and live their best lives! I am Ian Clark and this is my story. I was an overweight,...
How to replace your weight training with calishenics for even better results!

How to replace your weight training with calishenics for even better results!

by Calisthenics Academy | Sep 29, 2015 | Calisthenic Exercises, Calisthenics, Calisthenics Workout

Join the tribe of Movement & Calisthenics Athlete - people just like you that are working with their own body weight to get strength, lose fat build muscle, recover from injuries and live their best lives! If you like me are trying to transition from weight...
6 Simple Tips to Avoid Shoulder Injury

6 Simple Tips to Avoid Shoulder Injury

by Calisthenics Academy | Sep 28, 2015 | Calisthenics, Calisthenics Injury, Calisthenics Motivation

Join the tribe of Movement & Calisthenics Athlete - people just like you that are working with their own body weight to get strength, lose fat build muscle, recover from injuries and live their best lives! I wish there had been a resource on keeping shoulders...

5 Ways to Improve Performance and Stay Healthy for Athletes

by Calisthenics Academy | Sep 28, 2015 | Calisthenic Exercises, Calisthenics, Calisthenics Injury, Calisthenics Motivation, Calisthenics Workout, Pistol Squat

Being strong is great. But not at the expense of diminished athleticism and getting injured. We’ve all seen the big guy who can bench the house yet gets gassed playing pickup football with a bunch of dudes from the office. Or the middle-aged fella who pulls a...
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