CALISTHENICS WORKOUT PLANS TO BUILD STRENGTH AND PROGRESS

This section is one of the most important parts of the site — and honestly, the one I’ve put the most heart and effort into. As the title suggests, here you’ll find a full collection of calisthenics routines designed to help you stay organized, track your progress, and keep improving.

Whether you’re just starting out or have been training calisthenics for a while, there’s a workout plan here for you. I’ve divided them by level and built each one to follow a clear progression, so you won’t need to constantly switch programs just to keep advancing. This progression starts in the intermediate routines and continues all the way to advanced-level training — giving you years of free workouts.

Although I’ve tried to make these routines accessible to a wide audience, they’re heavily influenced by how I personally train. You’ll notice I usually program full upper body workouts, combining and alternating pushing and pulling movements. It’s not that I’m against muscle group splits, but in calisthenics, I’ve seen the best results with routines that train the upper body as a whole — and I’d be lying if I tried to offer something different.

As for legs, I’ve always trained them separately — sometimes right after my upper body sessions, sometimes in dedicated sessions. Details like these are part of the identity and style behind the way I build my calisthenics routines — and now, hopefully, yours too.

That said, no routine can be fully personalized without knowing each individual. That’s where your own work comes in: be ready to tweak things when needed, adapt the plan to your goals, and make it your own — while still respecting the core structure.

👉 Ready to train? Pick your level and get started today.