Tristan Nee

Calisthenics Foundations

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This 6-week program is designed for individuals who have some basic experience with bodyweight exercises but are still considered beginners in calisthenics. It’s ideal for those who can perform foundational exercises like push-ups, bodyweight squats, and Australian pull-ups but want to take their strength and core stability to the next level. If you can perform at least 5 push-ups, 15 bodyweight squats, and 5 Australian pull-ups, this program is perfect for you. If you are completely new to exercise and cannot complete the above requirements, don’t worry – you should still be able to find value from the structure of the program by making a few modifications to the exercises shown in the App. Additionally, there is a supplemental guide that is included with this program. It is not a necessary read, but it could help you maximize your results from this program.

Goal:
Strength
Bodyweight, Full Body
6 weeks program 4 days/week 60-90 mins
Level:
Beginner
Goal:
Strength
Bodyweight, Full Body
6 weeks program 4 days/week 60-90 mins
Level:
Beginner

Workouts

Program Supplemental Guide - DOWNLOAD HERE
Program Supplemental Guide - DOWNLOAD HERE
5.0
3
W1/D1
W1/D1
4.9
69
Beginner, Bodyweight, Full Body, Home
W1/D3
W1/D3
4.9
30
Bodyweight, Home, Beginner, Full Body
W1/D5
W1/D5
5.0
15
Home, Bodyweight, Full Body, Beginner
W1/D6
W1/D6
5.0
16
Beginner, Abs & Core, Bodyweight, Home
Love this app!!! Every workout is challenging and I've had amazing results
Carrie
Beautiful, user friendly app. truly enjoying having quick access to workouts. makes reaching my goal of daily movement much easier.
Laura
Clear, straightforward, focused workouts that are enjoyable and effective
Jess

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Reminders
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Tracking
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Notes & Logging
Track your weights, time, and reps. Take notes to capture your thoughts when working out
Streaks
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About Tristan Nee

Online personal trainer

I first discovered calisthenics in 2020, thanks to Chris Heria’s inspiring workouts. Before that, my gym routine was pretty inconsistent—I’d hit the gym maybe once or twice a week, but I struggled to be consistent. Calisthenics caught my eye because it promised more than just muscle; it offered functional strength and honestly looked like way more fun. I was quickly hooked, diving into workouts with very high volume. Without realizing it, I was training for hypertrophy, which led to a lot of muscle gains – and without ever going back to the gym. But it wasn’t all smooth sailing. For the first three years, my training lacked structure and proper programming, and it took a toll. I dealt with injuries and slow progress, which was frustrating. Everything changed in 2023 when I finally learned how to properly program and structure my workouts. This new approach not only helped me avoid injuries but also accelerated my progress. Now, I’m stronger, healthier, and more knowledgeable about effective training techniques. My journey has taught me a lot, and I want to share those lessons with you. My goal is to help you avoid the mistakes I made so you can achieve your fitness goals safely and steadily. Let’s build functional strength together and enjoy every step of the way.

Frequently asked questions

What if I miss a workout?
Don’t worry if you miss a workout! Life happens. The best approach is to simply move on to the next scheduled workout. Avoid doubling up on workouts to make up for a missed session, as this can lead to overtraining and increased risk of injury. Consistency over time is more important than perfection.
How do I know if I’m progressing?
Progress can be measured in several ways: 1. Improved Performance: Are you able to complete more reps, use better form, or progress to more challenging variations of exercises? These are all signs of progress. 2. Decreased Fatigue: If you’re finding it easier to complete your workouts without feeling as tired, this indicates your body is adapting and getting stronger. 3. Soreness: While muscle soreness can indicate that you’ve worked your muscles hard, it’s not always the best indicator of progress. In fact, less soreness after a workout can be a positive sign that your body is adapting well and becoming more resilient.
Can I combine this program with other workouts?
Yes, but with caution. If you want to add other workouts, such as weight training or specific sports practice, make sure they complement this program and don’t lead to overtraining. For instance, if you add other strength workouts, ensure they don’t target the same muscle groups on the same day.
Should I do cardio?
Yes, cardio can be a great addition to this program, especially on rest days or core workout days. It helps improve cardiovascular health and can help with weight management. Opt for low to moderate-intensity cardio, such as walking, jogging, or cycling, to complement your strength training, but make sure that it doesn’t make you tired during your scheduled workouts.
Can I continue with this program after the 6 weeks?
Yes, you can repeat the program or move on to a more advanced program if you feel ready. After the initial 6 weeks, you may want to increase the intensity by adding more reps, sets, or trying more advanced variations of the exercises.
What if I’m still sore when it’s time for the next workout?
It’s okay to feel a little sore, but if you’re too sore to perform exercises with good form, take an extra rest day. Active recovery, like walking or light stretching, can also help.

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