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  • Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
  • In the video I am presenting my calisthenics equipment, which I have collected.
    Need help with Calisthenics? Check out my Patreon page for details: www.patreon.com/user?u=4586385
    If you want to learn more advanced calisthenics moves like:
    - straddle planche,
    - human flag,
    - front lever,
    - back lever,
    - handstand push ups,
    - handstand,
    - press to handstand,
    - L-sit,
    - V-sit,
    - muscle up,
    - one arm chin up,
    check out my app "TrainingPal" - links below:
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  • @redman9pablo
    @redman9pablo 7 років тому +244

    He sounds like a bad ass KGB agent.

  • @HK-be2yp
    @HK-be2yp 7 років тому +154

    Pooshups poolups and deeps are my favorite bread and butter

  • @waitwhat9477
    @waitwhat9477 5 років тому +31

    dude, you have so much confidence with those doorway bars, from my experience, you do one pull up, get halfway up the bar then next minute your on your back😂

    • @gamingSlasher
      @gamingSlasher 4 роки тому +3

      I was thinking the same. I have never had these but read that they are very unreliable.

    • @nawaal4452
      @nawaal4452 4 роки тому

      You screw them up, always

    • @riandunneleavy4161
      @riandunneleavy4161 4 роки тому +1

      @@gamingSlasher if you put them in properly they are completely ok

  • @wb5mgr
    @wb5mgr 5 років тому +7

    Not as portable, but almost 15 years ago I bought a "power tower" from a local sporting goods store. Every store like that I've seen always has these on sale. Mine was $99 at that time. You can easily find them used from quitters who got one and stopped using it after 6 months.
    It combines a pull-up bar (about 2.5m high), dip bars (about 1.5m high with foot rests so weighted dips are possible), push-up bars and a bar for securing your feet while doing sit-ups/crunches all in one piece of lightweight equipment that can be left outside if you want (mine is).
    I bolted mine down on a concrete pad so it can't move. That way I can do more advanced things on it without it tipping over.
    I also got a larger set of parrotlets that are about 1m tall for working on other movements separately.
    Of course I did get rings, but that's on your list.
    I also got a large rope and hung it from a tree for climbing. Very good training.

  • @manngamwangsu2869
    @manngamwangsu2869 6 років тому

    Ur video presentation is probably the best of all.... So genuine

  • @circe1657
    @circe1657 7 років тому +7

    I've got the doorway pull up bar, it's excellent. I like your hand made equipment .. make sense. Great vid, thanks.

  • @GustafHauRuck
    @GustafHauRuck 6 років тому

    Great info, video format and attitude, I wish more fitness videos was as down to earth as this one. Keep up the good work!

  • @VINODKUMAR-qx9sp
    @VINODKUMAR-qx9sp 7 років тому +8

    awsm sir...definitely will arrange these things to improve my workout.. God bless you man:)

  • @ionutgeorgescu2776
    @ionutgeorgescu2776 7 років тому +2

    Amazing video , and so informative , thank you !

  • @viralcontent6534
    @viralcontent6534 7 років тому +5

    Awesome video man! Been looking for something like this, earned my sub.

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому +2

      Thank you, I'm glad you like it.

  • @edoardoburlini8394
    @edoardoburlini8394 4 роки тому

    Congrats, both for your training and handcraft talent.

  • @royliang4540
    @royliang4540 5 років тому

    Really solid advice, thank you for sharing!

  • @shivinunitholi2493
    @shivinunitholi2493 5 років тому

    Wow!! Truly insightful! Loved it man.. if you could pls make a video on dip station and their importance in calisthenics.
    Thanks a ton! Keep inspiring

  • @LEOLEO-tl3xb
    @LEOLEO-tl3xb 7 років тому +50

    What a great video.Really informative and interesting.Thanks for sharing bro :)Keep it up!

    • @LEOLEO-tl3xb
      @LEOLEO-tl3xb 7 років тому

      This is another equipment similar to your handstand canes

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому +5

      Thanks :)

    • @AugustoPellegrini
      @AugustoPellegrini 7 років тому +1

      Thanks for the video!
      Please, fix your App up because it is so helpful and If You could fix it, it'd be the best one.

  • @atapuma5756
    @atapuma5756 6 років тому

    Nice video man! I really like the places you train in, so into the nature!! I read you're polish... I've spent the best year in my life studying in krakow in Erasmus. Love the city and Poland! And polish people are just the friendliest in the world

  • @2skyland
    @2skyland 7 років тому

    Thanks! This was very informative and inspiring!

  • @sanjaychhadia9727
    @sanjaychhadia9727 5 років тому

    U got one more subscriber in me , great video. Thank for sharing. Loved human flag.

  • @tomh6784
    @tomh6784 7 років тому

    Excellent video. Thanks man!

  • @jamesjohnson1096
    @jamesjohnson1096 7 років тому +8

    ur a freaking ninja no joke subscribed

  • @GregHoke
    @GregHoke 6 років тому +1

    I made a plyo box out of a spare sheet of plywood. I use the box for pike push-ups and leg exercises in between upper body calisthenics. I find resting shoulders and arms for 5 minutes between sets keeps me going strong. I have dowels left over from emptying parent's garage that will make a great set of parallel bars. ** taking a screenshot of the details of those P-bar legs ;-) **

  • @Arvyfit
    @Arvyfit 7 років тому +1

    Nice video mate, Thanks for sharing :)

  • @ahmedgk5097
    @ahmedgk5097 6 років тому

    Thanks bro for sharing with us this video. I hope you show us how to make some of theses equipements at home.
    And hug respect for you, you are doing a great work keep it up, Much love from Morocco❤

  • @chowderfaceable
    @chowderfaceable 7 років тому

    saw the fire in this video and instantly subbed. good job man 👍

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      Thanks! Hope you will enjoy your stay.

  • @solinvictus5596
    @solinvictus5596 7 років тому

    great ideas, have most of these and use them, thanks

  • @1234s6
    @1234s6 5 років тому +3

    Hey! Nice video. But i would like to add THREE more equipments. 1. A jumping box, for plyometric training. 2. A grip trainer(preferably Captains of Crush(CoC)) for grip strenght and 3. Rope climbing for grip strength and overall upper body strength.

  • @dankojonesx
    @dankojonesx 7 років тому +2

    Great video. Thanks

  • @dionisiodussart5629
    @dionisiodussart5629 5 років тому

    Definitely a very good, inspiring video. I like the "do it yourself" aspect. Was surprised by items like the handstand tool. More than one would say "it's not safe".

  • @kennyslatton9695
    @kennyslatton9695 6 років тому +1

    rings, push up bars, parallel bars, pullup bar, wieghted vest, ankle wieghts, jump rope, ab wheel, handstand canes, yw

  • @polska_plish
    @polska_plish 5 років тому

    Enjoyed the video, great advice.

  • @elpocamadre9810
    @elpocamadre9810 4 роки тому

    Congratulations you have a beautiful calistenic equipment.

  • @yobiboo6840
    @yobiboo6840 5 років тому +1

    Your so good at all the workouts

  • @atticusdickson4557
    @atticusdickson4557 6 років тому +25

    you should add amazon affiliate links, then you'd get a small percentage of what everyone buys who used your link

  • @dropweightdaddy
    @dropweightdaddy 7 років тому +6

    Very good my friend. I agree with you regarding rings.

  • @gavinalmz
    @gavinalmz 6 років тому

    Really grat informative video. thank you for sharing.

  • @koachspirit81
    @koachspirit81 7 років тому +1

    great work my friend

  • @ryanfwood
    @ryanfwood 6 років тому

    This is exactly the guy I want exercise advise from. I'm not sure, but I think I just subscribed.

  • @spirospapaspiros3643
    @spirospapaspiros3643 5 років тому

    Thanks for that, great video!

  • @fragallo1188
    @fragallo1188 7 років тому

    Very well done.

  • @coolchris9763
    @coolchris9763 4 роки тому

    Cool video man. Thanks for the tips and inspiration.
    Respect.
    777

  • @theoriginaljackal8196
    @theoriginaljackal8196 7 років тому

    This is a great video, this is very helpful. Im getting away from the weights and into bodyweight work. This gives me so many ideas! Thanks! 👍 ☺ Happy New Year

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому +1

      Happy New Year to you too!

  • @renematosjr
    @renematosjr 7 років тому

    Thank you. Great Job!

  • @osmanfarrag264
    @osmanfarrag264 6 років тому

    great video really helps and the handmade pieces i will sure make them.i have two other great workout tools i believe you should have in your collection.

  • @SatanicDiet
    @SatanicDiet 4 роки тому

    I use suspension straps in addition to the Rings. Great setup!

  • @aviate1985
    @aviate1985 6 років тому

    Very creative! Thanks for the tips! :-D

  • @christianmorris7172
    @christianmorris7172 7 років тому +3

    I have never seen the cross trainers before but they seem like and AMAZING piece of kit! i think i need to invest :P

  • @tigredebengal5144
    @tigredebengal5144 4 роки тому

    yoo bruvv you just made some things you are real one✊✊💪💪

  • @jocookham4810
    @jocookham4810 7 років тому +25

    Very good vid. Subbed

  • @dionisiodussart5629
    @dionisiodussart5629 6 років тому

    Very interesting. Great video.

  • @namejeff2045
    @namejeff2045 5 років тому

    cool, very good communication skills!

  • @regisdrift
    @regisdrift 5 років тому +2

    you can live without many of this but the pullup bars are a must

  • @vasilisbalafas7109
    @vasilisbalafas7109 7 років тому

    Nice content mate! I really like your stuff, keep it up!

  • @rikybologna3579
    @rikybologna3579 6 років тому +24

    TrainingPal Are your ring 32 mm or 28 mm thickness? Thank you.
    PS: fantastic human flag on two bars to a door (min. 2:36)!

  • @YFORTV
    @YFORTV 7 років тому

    Thanks, Great video !!

  • @dropweightdaddy
    @dropweightdaddy 5 років тому

    I agree. I enjoy more bodyweight exercise too. Especially the G-rings.

  • @anonymoussoldier4527
    @anonymoussoldier4527 7 років тому

    great this helped me a lot

  • @98percentGorilla
    @98percentGorilla 7 років тому

    Great video. No matter how much you think you know there's always more so thanks for some great uses. I use similar plus Teeter hang-up boots, bricks instead of push-up bars, a climbing rope, chairs or plastic stools for deep handstand push-ups.

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      I have used hang-up boots once. They are pretty fun :)

  • @balwantpadaki2707
    @balwantpadaki2707 7 років тому +1

    great video ! you have a new subscriber!

  • @NoName-zr8kq
    @NoName-zr8kq 5 років тому

    I need this video
    Thank you very much ❤

  • @joaodobbin
    @joaodobbin 4 роки тому

    Rings, a band and rope. Calisthenic perfect travel1 kit

  • @LeonidasKaragiannis
    @LeonidasKaragiannis 7 років тому +3

    Great video! Keep it up :)

  • @barnetteputong2652
    @barnetteputong2652 4 роки тому

    Love it. Thanks

  • @partymariner
    @partymariner 6 років тому

    Very good! I have almost the same kit!

  • @RickCogley
    @RickCogley 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for sharing your expertise in english!

  • @ImKezo-kq4pq
    @ImKezo-kq4pq 10 місяців тому

    Out of all I choose RINGS they're very versatile and make the movements even harder which translates to more strength and hypertrophy

  • @ethangriffiths7802
    @ethangriffiths7802 7 років тому +2

    I really enjoy your videos! As an absolute beginner in calisthenics I'm looking for some good exercises and some basic equipment. And this channel I've found to be the most helpful :) thanks man

    • @ethangriffiths7802
      @ethangriffiths7802 7 років тому

      Also I've a question, how can I progress to doing dips? I can do easy elbow dips and can hold my bodyweight up with straight arms but I feel like I don't have the elbow strength to do a proper form dip

    • @Cristian-ei7sg
      @Cristian-ei7sg 7 років тому

      Getting strong in push ups is a great way to build strength for dips :) Start with push ups on your knees if regular push ups are too demanding

    • @ethangriffiths7802
      @ethangriffiths7802 7 років тому

      How to go Wild Thanks for the response, I would say I am average at push ups, I can do 10 to 20 average speed quite easy, should I improve this do to think before trying dips :) again thank you

    • @Cristian-ei7sg
      @Cristian-ei7sg 7 років тому

      Hmm, my repetitions are reveresed. I can do around 10-15 push ups but 20+ dips. Maybe you have some sort of musclar imbalance around your elbow. Really dont know mate :(

    • @ethangriffiths7802
      @ethangriffiths7802 7 років тому

      How to go Wild I might just be over reacting aha it's not like a massive pain in my elbows it's just a slight overload, maybe I'll just train :) also my limbs are long and thin so maybe that's a reason

  • @victorpatrick1217
    @victorpatrick1217 5 років тому

    Good bro thanks for the video.

  • @vincentbarrios4069
    @vincentbarrios4069 6 років тому +1

    This is cool. I am kind of doing the same thing. e.g. I bought a TKO Jump Trainer for $10.00 today at Burlington Coat Factory. It is so cool. I used it with 300 Squats app today and it works well. I bought a 5 lb. and 10 lb. kettlebells for $5.00 each. I found a good yoga mat on the street. It is worth $60.00. I have resistance bands also. I liked this video because that is what I am doing; collecting and putting together my own exercise equipment. I don't want to do weights really. Every guy should have his own exercise gear. I want to get a jump rope next.

  • @arcadeparty4946
    @arcadeparty4946 7 років тому +9

    had no idea I could make my own equipment, great video!

  • @youriyimmek7767
    @youriyimmek7767 7 років тому

    Nice ! I think this is very informative for beginners who are wondering what to work with. I agree about the rings it's really the best piece you can get. One thing you didn't show is resistance bands they can be very handy expecially when travelling

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому +1

      Thanks. You are absolutely right about resistance bands. I have used them a lot and they are great, but I don't yet own them. It's definetely missing thing in my collection.

  • @REVITALIZAPISO2014
    @REVITALIZAPISO2014 7 років тому

    Great information

  • @rimasvainauskas3466
    @rimasvainauskas3466 6 років тому

    Great video.

  • @Hassan97moe
    @Hassan97moe 7 років тому

    Great vid man

  • @yusufabdulloh
    @yusufabdulloh 4 роки тому

    very nice pal

  • @noelknows4u166
    @noelknows4u166 7 років тому +1

    nice video, I just started to set up a home gym, but as you can see in my latest video I just start :) Your video give me nice tips what I can add to my gear. Thanx and keep up making your videos!

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      Thanks, I'll check out yours :)

  • @Dani-uz2bk
    @Dani-uz2bk 6 років тому

    Hey, really awesome videos! I'd love to know where you got your gym rings from because all the ones I've seen are big n bulky and yours look light n minimalist. Keep up the great work !

  • @Fenomeen24
    @Fenomeen24 7 років тому +1

    You got a subcriber in me! Great video! Im getting in this now!

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      Thank you! Welcome to the army.

  • @philipjose8092
    @philipjose8092 4 роки тому

    Excellent

  • @Derpster2493
    @Derpster2493 7 років тому

    Thanks dude.

  • @RHK45
    @RHK45 7 років тому

    cool stuff. have some of it too, but you gave me some new inspiration. That 2 bars between the door is a good one. I would like to know how you made that armpiece that supports you.

  • @richniz5145
    @richniz5145 7 років тому

    I found some of those push up bars for $4 today at the dollar store, you can't beat that.

    • @nashoba5450
      @nashoba5450 7 років тому

      Red Hat 4 dollars is more than a dollar, therefore it was not supposed to be there

  • @gabrielmarino7041
    @gabrielmarino7041 6 років тому

    Wooooowwww súper súper thank you 🙏🏼

  • @lagartx3
    @lagartx3 7 років тому +23

    Thanks fort the vid man, can you show us how to make those??? :D

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому +12

      Yes, probably, but in the future as I can't access my gear right now.

    • @esculap12
      @esculap12 7 років тому +1

      Thank you for really great informative video! Yes please if you could make a video of how to make some of your gear like parallettes and hand-stand/dip bars it would be awesome! Also maybe a link where you bought your gym rings or door pull up bar, the ones you recommend..

    • @sadnessofsirius9791
      @sadnessofsirius9791 5 років тому

      I think parallel bars are made of flour flatener

  • @nawaal4452
    @nawaal4452 4 роки тому +8

    He looks like Khabib with McGregors tattoo's

  • @Jay9xOTDark
    @Jay9xOTDark 7 років тому

    amazing video! can you put up how to videos on making the equipment?

  • @mrm0nty550
    @mrm0nty550 6 років тому

    Thanks for the video. Do you have any suggestions on exercise progressions?

  • @ejahaphic3623
    @ejahaphic3623 7 років тому +1

    Very good

  • @haikalt.9279
    @haikalt.9279 7 років тому

    Amazing content
    I have a thought to buy Push ups bar
    but i think Im gonna have paralettes or rings instead ,
    very informative :D

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      I definitely recommend rings the most from the products you just mentioned.

  • @Kumurajiva
    @Kumurajiva 5 років тому

    Really interesting vid

  • @mid5460
    @mid5460 5 років тому

    Thanks

  • @solomon7072
    @solomon7072 5 років тому

    I hope you make a video on how to build some of the equipment, your built yourself.

  • @SoulBladeM
    @SoulBladeM 7 років тому

    Great video! I am thinking of buying rings. also I use resistance bands for warming up.

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      Yes, bands are great, I have used them aswell.

  • @feikibio
    @feikibio 7 років тому +1

    How about a tutorial of some of those equipement you have built? :D
    Tx man

  • @jamalbouadili6980
    @jamalbouadili6980 6 років тому

    Great video bro.am new in calesthenics any advices ?

  • @Isaac-ly2rn
    @Isaac-ly2rn 7 років тому

    Fantastic video showcasing calisthenic equipment. Where did you get both your pull up bars from? Where I live now, I'm not allowed to use screws in the doorframe. Thanks in advance mate!

    • @TrainingPal
      @TrainingPal  7 років тому

      Those bars aren't screwed into the frame. They're telescopic - as you rotate it, it elongates and is kept in place by friction. Any sport equipment shop should have such bars.

  • @yonoume8747
    @yonoume8747 5 років тому +2

    At the part where mentioned the equipment "iron cross trainer" and you made it yourself, do you have any video or interest in following it up with instructions on how to do it yourself? I'll be helpful...

  • @babakdotnourani
    @babakdotnourani 6 років тому

    Nice! Don't you use any resistance bands? I find them very useful and easy to carry. I carry them with my TRX in the same bag.

  • @dropweightdaddy
    @dropweightdaddy 7 років тому

    I enjoy skipping rope too. its a more fun cardio & warmup.

  • @sentry9834
    @sentry9834 5 років тому +1

    How does his pull up bar work? How does it brace firmly in the door frame without hooking onto the door jamb moulding?

  • @MantraMindenNapra
    @MantraMindenNapra 5 років тому +1

    My first equipment was the rings and I use them almost every day! They are portable and adjustable, what else can I ask for?

  • @SebaP1991
    @SebaP1991 7 років тому +1

    Can you make a video how to make those cross trainers (4:07) and handstand canes (5:25)?