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Indoor Calisthenics for Everyone

Build lean muscle and strong core stability from the comfort of indoors. These engaging bodyweight progressions make calisthenics accessible and highly rewarding.

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Browse our clear exercise atlas with step-by-step instructions and form tips. Choose movements tailored to your ability — whether at home, outdoors, or at the gym.

Calisthenics

Calisthenics: General floor-based movement and transitions
Calisthenics
Calisthenics: General floor-based movement and transitions
🔥 245 kcal/h ⚡ 3.5 MET
Vigorous Calisthenics (Push-ups, Pull-ups, Sit-ups)
Calisthenics
Vigorous Calisthenics (Push-ups, Pull-ups, Sit-ups)
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Calisthenics workout (vigorous)
Calisthenics
Calisthenics workout (vigorous)
🔥 560 kcal/h ⚡ 8 MET
Calisthenics Training (e.g., Sit-ups)
Bodyweight Strength
Calisthenics Training (e.g., Sit-ups)
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET
Calisthenics Training (moderate)
Strength Training
Calisthenics Training (moderate)
🔥 266 kcal/h ⚡ 3.8 MET
Standard Push-up
Moderate Intensity
Standard Push-up
🔥 315 kcal/h ⚡ 4.5 MET

Core Strength

Unicycling
Core Strength
Unicycling
🔥 350 kcal/h ⚡ 5 MET
Slide board training
Balance
Slide board training
🔥 770 kcal/h ⚡ 11 MET
Exercise ball workout
Flexibility
Exercise ball workout
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET

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Bicycling,
Cycling
Bicycling,
🔥 510 kcal/h ⚡ 6.8 MET
General Track and Field Training
Track And Field
General Track and Field Training
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Exercise ball workout
Flexibility
Exercise ball workout
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET
Upper body workout on air bike (40 RPM)
Stationary
Upper body workout on air bike (40 RPM)
🔥 301 kcal/h ⚡ 4.3 MET
Group fitness class
Group Fitness
Group fitness class
🔥 476 kcal/h ⚡ 6.8 MET
Upper body workout (arm ergometer)
Arm Ergometer
Upper body workout (arm ergometer)
🔥 196 kcal/h ⚡ 2.8 MET
High-Intensity Home Workout
Vigorous Effort
High-Intensity Home Workout
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Sitting in a whirlpool
Sitting in a whirlpool
🔥 105 kcal/h ⚡ 1.5 MET
Fitness Conditioning Class
Conditioning
Fitness Conditioning Class
🔥 546 kcal/h ⚡ 7.8 MET
Jump Roping
Conditioning
Jump Roping
🔥 770 kcal/h ⚡ 11 MET
Rowing, Stationary Ergometer, General, Vigorous Effort
Full-Body Exercise
Rowing, Stationary Ergometer, General, Vigorous Effort
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Rowing on Ergometer (moderate pace)
Stationary
Rowing on Ergometer (moderate pace)
🔥 336 kcal/h ⚡ 4.8 MET
General Home Workout
Home Exercise
General Home Workout
🔥 266 kcal/h ⚡ 3.8 MET
Ski machine workout
Cross-Country Skiing
Ski machine workout
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Stationary rowing (200 Watts)
Very Vigorous Effort
Stationary rowing (200 Watts)
🔥 840 kcal/h ⚡ 12 MET
Slide board training
Balance
Slide board training
🔥 770 kcal/h ⚡ 11 MET
Stationary Rowing, 100 Watts, Moderate Effort
Moderate Effort
Stationary Rowing, 100 Watts, Moderate Effort
🔥 490 kcal/h ⚡ 7 MET
Intense stationary rowing
Full-Body Workout
Intense stationary rowing
🔥 595 kcal/h ⚡ 8.5 MET
Light yoga workout
Stretching
Light yoga workout
🔥 161 kcal/h ⚡ 2.3 MET
Pilates
Full-Body Workout
Pilates
🔥 210 kcal/h ⚡ 3 MET
Water aerobics
Strength Training
Water aerobics
🔥 371 kcal/h ⚡ 5.3 MET
Gentle stretching
Flexibility
Gentle stretching
🔥 161 kcal/h ⚡ 2.3 MET
Power yoga
Vigorous
Power yoga
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
Dance fitness
Dance Fitness
Dance fitness
🔥 420 kcal/h ⚡ 6 MET
At-home video workout
Home Workout
At-home video workout
🔥 280 kcal/h ⚡ 4 MET
Running at 13.8 km/h / 8.6 mph (Pace 4:20 min/km)
Running
Running at 13.8 km/h / 8.6 mph (Pace 4:20 min/km)
🔥 861 kcal/h ⚡ 12.3 MET
Fast Running at 12.8 km/h / 8 mph (Pace 4:40 min/km)
Running
Fast Running at 12.8 km/h / 8 mph (Pace 4:40 min/km)
🔥 826 kcal/h ⚡ 11.8 MET
Running at 12 km/h / 7.5 mph (Pace 5:00 min/km)
Running
Running at 12 km/h / 7.5 mph (Pace 5:00 min/km)
🔥 805 kcal/h ⚡ 11.5 MET
Running at 14.4 km/h / 9 mph (Pace 4:10 min/km)
Running
Running at 14.4 km/h / 9 mph (Pace 4:10 min/km)
🔥 896 kcal/h ⚡ 12.8 MET
Competitive High-Speed Running at 17.7 km/h / 11 mph (Pace 3:25 min/km)
Running
Competitive High-Speed Running at 17.7 km/h / 11 mph (Pace 3:25 min/km)
🔥 1120 kcal/h ⚡ 16 MET
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What is plyometrics?
Plyometrics involves explosive exercises like box jumps designed to increase power and speed.
How many days a week should I lift weights?
Most guidelines recommend lifting weights 2 to 4 days per week, allowing for adequate recovery.
What is a deload week?
A deload week is a planned period of reduced training volume or intensity to allow the body to fully recover.
Is walking a good exercise?
Yes, walking is a great way to improve or maintain your overall health. Just 30 minutes every day can increase cardiovascular fitness.
Why is stretching important?
Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy, and we need that flexibility to maintain a range of motion in the joints.
What is an AMRAP workout?
AMRAP stands for 'As Many Rounds (or Reps) As Possible' in a given time frame, common in CrossFit.
What is DOMS?
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) is the muscle pain felt 24-72 hours after unaccustomed or intense exercise.
What is functional training?
Functional training is a classification of exercise which involves training the body for the activities performed in daily life.
What is a superset?
A superset is performing two exercises back-to-back with no rest in between.
What is a 1RM?
One Repetition Maximum (1RM) is the maximum amount of weight you can lift for a single repetition of an exercise.

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