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CALISTHENICS TRAINING IN PARK SARASIN / GENEVA

What is Calistenia/ The Body weight training you can practise and discover in Geneva?

I currently teach calisthenics classes on Saturdays at 12 PM in Sarasin Park. It’s necessary to contact us and sign up in advance, as a minimum of three people is required for the class to take place.

Calisthenia, also known as calisthenics, is a form of exercise that focuses on using bodyweight movements to build strength, increase flexibility, and improve overall fitness. The word «calisthenics» is derived from the Greek words «kallos» meaning beauty and «sthenos» meaning strength.

Calisthenics exercises typically involve movements that utilize multiple muscle groups and joints, engaging the entire body in a coordinated manner. These exercises can include push-ups, pull-ups, squats, lunges, planks, and various other bodyweight exercises.

Calisthenics exercises encompass a wide variety of bodyweight movements that target different muscle groups and promote overall strength, flexibility, and endurance.

Ivana, the personal trainer in Geneva can guide you through the proper form and technique for each of the following Calisthenics exercises:

UPPER BODY EXERCISES:

  • Dips
  • Handstand Push-ups
  • Handstands holds
  • Push-Ups
  • Diamond Push-ups
  • Inverted Rows
  • Muscle-ups
  • Clapping push-ups
  • Clapping pull-ups
  • Rings dips
  • Rings rowings
  • Rings Push-ups

 

CORE EXERCISES:

  • Plank
  • Side plank
  • Hanging knee raises
  • Hanging leg raises
  • Dragon flags
  • Legs hold
  • Front Levers
  • Flutter kicks
  • Hanging Windshield Wiper
  • Flutter kicks

PLANK EXERCISES:

  • Standard Plank
  • Side Plank
  • Plank with Arm or Leg Lift
  • Plank Jacks
  • Plank with Shoulder Taps
  • Elevated Plank
  • Spiderman Plank

LEG EXERCISES:

  • Squat
  • Pistol squat
  • Squat jump
  • Bulgarian squat
  • Box jumps
  • Calf raises

The materials and items we will be using in your calisthenics workouts:

  • Pull-Up Bar
  • Parallel Bars
  • Gym Rings
  • Resistance Bands
  • Stability Ball
  • Weighted Vest
  • Plyometric Box

Calisthenics training is suitable for a wide range of individuals, including:

  1. Beginners: Calisthenics provides a great starting point for those new to fitness or strength training. It allows you to build a foundation of strength and body control using your own bodyweight.

  2. Fitness Enthusiasts: If you’re already active and looking to diversify your workout routine, calisthenics offers a challenging and engaging way to improve strength, flexibility, and overall fitness.

  3. Athletes: Calisthenics can benefit athletes in various sports by enhancing functional strength, core stability, agility, and body control. It can complement and enhance performance in sports such as gymnastics, parkour, rock climbing, martial arts, and more.

  4. Individuals with Limited Equipment: Calisthenics requires minimal equipment, making it accessible for those who prefer to work out at home or have limited access to a gym. It offers a versatile training approach that can be done with just your bodyweight and a few basic tools.

  5. Individuals Seeking Bodyweight Training: Calisthenics focuses on using your bodyweight to perform exercises, making it an ideal option for those who prefer to train without heavy weights or gym equipment.

  6. People with Busy Schedules: Calisthenics workouts can be tailored to fit various time constraints. Whether you have a few minutes or a longer session, you can customize your routine to match your schedule and still achieve effective results.

Embrace the benefits of calisthenics training and discover a versatile and effective way to improve your strength, flexibility, and overall fitness. Incorporate calisthenics into your training routine and unlock your full potential for a healthier, more functional lifestyle.

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