Convict conditioning

Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Convict conditioning. Get inspired and try out new things.
709 people searched this
·
Last updated 1w
a woman doing a handstand in front of a stone wall

Since many of us who practice Progressive Calisthenics are often involved with other athletic pursuits like kettlebells, martial arts, and/or sports, a question which continually comes up is how to program our sessions in a way that allows for high performance in some areas and at least maintenance in others. People beginning the Convict Conditioning

a black and white poster with the words conflict conditioning training program written in red on it

This program is ideal for those who have been practicing for one or more years. Despite the simplicity of the beginning, not everyone is able to go beyond the middle. The main thing is not to hurry and follow the technique. I recommend to buy original book by Paul Wade - Convict Conditioning 1&2

a black and white poster with the words conflict conditioning training program written in red on it

This program is ideal for those who have been practicing for one or more years. Despite the simplicity of the beginning, not everyone is able to go beyond the middle. The main thing is not to hurry and follow the technique. I recommend to buy original book by Paul Wade - Convict Conditioning 1&2

the flow chart is shown in green and blue

Convict Conditioning Charts - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This flow chart provides guidance on determining the appropriate number of sets and reps for strength training exercises based on your current ability level. It begins with starting a new exercise at the beginner standard of 1 set of 10 reps. Subsequent workouts increase the challenge level based on whether you can complete the current standard. The goal is to work through progression…

a man standing in front of a black background with the words calisthenics fundamentals

Learn how to build insane muscle mass just with bodyweight training and calisthenics and see what masters do to get the muscle mass up

Related interests

Convict conditioning and more

Explore related boards