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Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise
Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise
Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise
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Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise

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When was the last time you worked out? If you had an answer to that question, then great job! You are already on your way to achieving your fitness goals. If you can't remember, however, then you may be desperately in need of this book.

If you do not work out, it is likely that it is because you cannot afford a gym membership or do not have the time or equipment on hand to get a workout in. However, after you learn about calisthenics, this will no longer be an excuse.

Calisthenics exercises use your own body to help you workout. You can increase resistance to burn fat and build muscle with a good routine.


This book will teach you about this and more, including:

-What calisthenics is and its interesting history

-The numerous benefits that calisthenics can offer your mind and body

-Exercises that are typical to a calisthenics routine

-A sample routine

-Tips and guidelines to ensure you get the maximum benefit out of your workout in the safest way possible
 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherPublishing 4U
Release dateMar 31, 2018
ISBN9781393989530
Calisthenics: Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size With Bodyweight Exercise

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    Calisthenics - Amber Donovan

    Calisthenics

    Learn How to Maximize Strength and Size with Bodyweight Exercise

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1 – Calisthenics: An Overview

    The History of Calisthenics

    So, what exactly is calisthenics?

    Calisthenics and the United States Army

    Calisthenics and Street Workout

    Chapter 2 – Benefits of Calisthenics

    #1: Free and Convenient

    #2: Protection from Bodily Injury

    #3: Improved Coordination

    #4: Improved Cardiovascular Health

    #5: Better Flexibility and Increased Range of Motion

    #6: Improved Endurance

    #7: Stronger Core

    #8: Naturally Increased Resistance

    #9: Fat Burning and Muscle Building

    Chapter 3 – Calisthenics and Bodyweight Exercises

    The Core Exercises of Calisthenics

    Push-Ups

    Pull-Ups

    Sit-Ups

    Dips

    Push-Up Variations

    Diamond Push-Ups

    Backhanded Push-Ups

    Knuckle Push-Ups

    Plank Push-Ups

    Guillotine Push-Ups

    One-Armed Push-Ups

    Pull-Up Variations

    Dip Variations

    Other Calisthenics Exercises

    Chapter 4 – Sample Calisthenics Exercise Plan

    Part I- The Warm-Up

    Part II- The Workout

    Part III- Cool Down

    Chapter 5—Additional Tips for Your Next Calisthenics Workout

    Tip #1: Remember Your Breathing

    Tip #2: Locking is Always Bad

    #3: Never Swing when Performing Dips

    #4: Build Your Strength

    #5: Know Your Body

    #6: Make Sure Your Routine Works for You

    #7: Never Hold Onto the Back of Your Head While Doing Sit-Ups

    #8: Always Follow Through with the Entire Exercise

    #9: Stretch More or Less Depending on the Weather

    #10: Give Your Body Time to Heal

    Conclusion

    Copyright Notice

    © Copyright 2016 by Amber Donovan- All rights reserved.

    This document is geared towards providing exact and reliable information in regards to the topic and issue covered. The publication is sold with the idea that the publisher is not required to render accounting, officially permitted, or otherwise, qualified services. If advice is necessary, legal or professional, a practiced individual in the profession should be ordered.

    - From a Declaration of Principles which was accepted and approved equally by a Committee of the American Bar Association and a Committee of Publishers and Associations.

    In no way is it

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