Hi warriors, I hope you had a great weekend! Here in Zürich we were spoiled with sunshine ☀️ apart from training, it was a pretty relaxed couple of days. Last Friday I had a 1:1 call with a 15-year-old who was curious about how to structure his training, understand basic training principles, and deal with injuries or pain along the way. It honestly impressed me how much thought he’s already putting into doing things the right way. Looking back, I wish I’d had that kind of guidance earlier myself. Calisthenics can be a bit misleading it looks simple because it’s “just bodyweight.” And that’s true… up to a point. As you progress, structure, patience, and understanding start to matter a lot more. So, for anyone who feels they could use: - help understanding a specific skill - guidance with structuring their training - or a more individual approach I do offer 1:1 calls (60 minutes) where we can look at exactly that, at your pace. If this feels relevant to you, you can find the option to book a session in the Classroom. I’m happy to help.🤝 Saludos, Coach G

Hello warriors, Welcome to the Calisthenics Made Easy Community! 🥳 P.S. Intro yourself below 💬 1) Where you’re at in your calisthenics journey 🎯 2) What’s your next 90-day goal 🔥 3) One fun fact or goal outside of training

Let me know down below. 🤗 I‘ll start. I‘m dominican but I live in Zürich Switzerland.

Hi warriors, I hope you’re all doing great! Whenever you have a moment, feel free to check out the training pillars under Classroom - “Start Here.” You’ll find clear guidance on how to train and progress safely and sustainably. I’ve also put together a short informational video that explains core principles like progressive overload, deloads, and a few others that often cause confusion. If anything is unclear or you have questions along the way, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m happy to help - train hart and smart! Saludos, Coach George