And what's the strongest move(both gym and/or calisthenics) that you can pull off?

Hi @Daemon Caliversity I’d love to see a future Calisthenics course on Caliversity focused on the perfect morning body stretching routine🧘. It could progress from basic to advanced levels, with an emphasis on optimal body recovery. I think it would be a great addition🤌🏻✨

Good day Caliversity athletes! We have come out with a new course in Caliversity: 1. To help you level up faster and 2. To win you FREE merch Instructions will be provided inside the course. See you there!

The course for the handstand push up strength is out, NOW! CHANGES TO CALIVERSITY'S COURSES: We now have courses split across 3 levels intead of 2. Breakdown summary: level 2 - Courses that build you a foundation of basic pushing and pulling strength. Level 3 - Courses will go through more technical stuff, like muscle up + handstand technique Level 4 - Courses for static skills like planche and front lever unlocks Reasoning: Planche and front lever are the most injury inducing movements. We want to ensure that you have a basic level built from PREVIOUS courses before you start here so you avoid any unwanted injuries. If you're under level, fret not. I've got a surprise coming for you on 4 November, 12am(that can help you level up fast) If you made it all the way here, comment "surprise" and I'll give you a personal sneak peek of what the course is - and trust me, you'll want a head start. Stay tuned!

Hey @Daemon Caliversity i have a couple questions. First while you have been doing calisthenics have you had any kind of cardio or HIIT training that you pair together. my other question is for leg size where you also doing calisthenics or weight lifting? if so would it be possible to create any Corses for these things. thank you