Wednesday 21 November 2012: 3 POWER CALS
Physical Culture Classics
THREE POWERFUL CALISTHENICS
Repeat the following circuit for twenty minutes.
Advanced - Intermediate:
- Dive Bomber or Hindu Push-ups
- Reverse or Hindu Squats
- Atlas Push-ups
Atlas Push-ups: Place your hands in the seats of two chairs. With your body held straight, dip yourself between the chairs. This exercise is similar to a countertop push-up, but it stretches and utilizes more of the chest muscles.
Basic:
- Yoga Push-upsYoga Push-ups: Transition between Upward Facing Dog and Downward Facing Dog continously while keeping your arms straight (but not locked).
- Countertop or Atlas Push-ups
Today's exercises can be found in many manuals on physical training. The above arrangement, however, was adapted from Pushing Yourself to Power by John E. Peterson.
PYTP is a comprehensive collection of Dynamic Visualized Resistance and
Dynamic Self Resistance exercises and includes many Isometric and Power
Calisthenic exercises.
1 comment:
I like strong and I like calisthenics. Because calisthenics are exercises that use only your body weight as resistance.
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