Hey /fit/ I recently can't make it to the gym and was looking for some calisthenic routines to keep me occupied so my gains don't melt away. So far I've been doing a 2 mile run, 100 push ups, and 50 pullups as a routine, but I was wondering if there are organized routines that other anons have used with success. I've heard about convict conditioning and might look into that, but if there are other resources that anyone has used I'd be happy to hear about them
>>41115743
what is this sculpture called, wikipedia link?
>>41115743
>>41115811
I'd like to know, too
This routine gives me a sick pump, I do it on my off days out of the gym for extra gainz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ur2J8m1zBc
>>41116144
>>41116244
It's called "An Athlete Wrestling with a Python" by Frederic, Lord Leighton.
Here's his page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Leighton
>>41116325
)yūo(
I'll post mine, but generally just splitting the movements up into either:
A. Pushing/Pulling/Legs
or
B. Bodypart splits (Chest+Tri/ Back+Bi)
Will work unless you are trying to work on feats of strength or advanced gymnastics. They refer to this as bodyweight bodybuilding
>>41116353
I start with the most difficult movements, and work down towards more specialized and less demanding exercises.
Think doing compounds, then switching to isolation exercises.
>>41116353
>bodyweight bodybuilding
Hey lad, you said in the CBT you run as well? How many times a week, how far? I love running but it seems to murder my gains, not sure if overdoing.
>>41116425
I run 3 miles in the mornings 3 days a weeks,
and go out and do a workout of either 400, 200 repeats, or run a road race with the GF on weekends.
any other body weight programs that are worth their salt?
>>41115743
Burpees.
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>>41115743
Buy a pair of second hand gymnastic rings. Do dips.