Calisthenics Tips for People over 30, 40 & 50 [Part #2]

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[@radercalisthenics]

It was a real honor being a part of this video. Thank you very much Anthony, and I am looking forward to you what you have planned for the year.

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hi Stephen, it was fun training together! Also, I started reading your book today, thanks for the gift! Let's catch up soon 💪

[@radercalisthenics]

@@BodyweightMuscle Sounds great. Hope you had a fantastic holiday.

[@baz9653]

I love this man's view on training and the idea of high frequency training

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hey Baz! 💪

[@stefanr.9914]

Thank you Anthony. I am at 42 now. Useful stuff for me in this interview. I wish you both well and training until old age.

[@deanhenry4668]

Excellent video and interview gentleman! Thank you, the two of you make a great team.

[@albertorozco3652]

It's great see on KZbin truth honest of information and experience. Keep up the great work you guys rock 👍👍

[@roseagain2]

Great video thanks!

[@baz9653]

At 35 my goal is to take care of my joints, stay injury free, and i found that form is even more important now than It was in my 20's. I've noticed knee pain and clicking in my elbows , maybe that was from the very high rep / volume workouts I use to do but now I focus more on low volume and strength with clean and controlled reps .

[@Silentwatcher23]

Best you can do my friend

[@kramkalisthenics]

I'm 65, you lost me at "You just can't keep going up and up". 😇Agreed on mind to muscle connection and always cleaning up form. Over 60 training to failure on every set leads to failure. Agreed on push/pull/squat! I do dips, pulls, ATG goblet squats. To the 58 year old, I don't normally train to failure but I did on this workout. Also set a new PB with 11 reps of 5 lbs. pull-ups: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5yviHtroZuLerMsi=83vMLgl8WanNOkDB

[@pepito9862]

Hey give me some hope! I'am going to stick with the basics but if i could HSPU to have fun with my daughter that would be amazing. Very nice to see the perspective of stephen regarding frequency, keep it up! P.S: Tendon are getting better despite the weight going up with the ring pull up :)

[@loj718]

Perfect series for me I'm 40 now and I switched weights to bodyweight no need to bench over 300 and squat over 400 anymore train smart not hard

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hi Luis, I think that calisthenics are the way to go longevity and mental health as you grow older. I like to say "a little dose of calisthenics a day keeps the doctor away!"

[@loj718]

@@BodyweightMuscle absolutely blessings brother

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[@whitecreek]

Probably changing rythm, that would be slowing reps pace, might be another way to add progression without taxing your body and cns unnecesarily, or in a way that would drain your system unsafely.

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hi! I actually uploaded a vid on the topic today!

[@whitecreek]

@@BodyweightMuscle Watched it 👍👍. Looks kind of brutal actually!!

[@williamcastilla1963]

I'll be 51 in a couple of weeks. I decided to stop doing pullups and I feel great. I tore my bicep last year doing them, but continued with them after I healed up (the healing process took 6 weeks). Didnt elect for surgery. I'm just not into them anymore, plus I was having joint pain. I did them for 12+ years. This is big for me because they really were my favorite exercise. Now, i focus on different variations of pushups, including dips, handstand training, jump rope training, burpees, leg raises, etc. I feel great. I feel like my focus is a bit more on conditioning.

[@me3899]

I’m 56 and the last year or so I’ve find pull-ups and chins give me golfer’s elbow. I use rotating handles now which helps, and rarely do weighted versions now. I’ve also switched to micro workouts as my motivation isn’t what is used to be.

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Thanks for sharing William! Sounds like you're doing great. Not all exercises are for everyone indeed !

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hi M E, not all exercises are for everyone indeed. One thing that has saved my elbows from pull-ups is always starting one set of straight elbow pull-ups at first (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bl7TqK1mnqZrZ68) and assisted pull-ups (using a band) during my next first two rounds. Give it a try, I think you'll find it makes a big difference! P.S. Let me know if it helps!

[@Silentwatcher23]

Έλληνας είσαι?

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Ναι

[@Silentwatcher23]

@@BodyweightMuscle για την μέση -low back-τι ασκήσεις προτείνεις?

[@josheternal]

Calisthenics aren't supposed to be hard on your joints in the first place, so this is disappointing news

[@troyhiscock3984]

If your selling what your doing..you need to look a lot more than average...you guys don't even look like you guys train...sorry it's what I see

[@BodyweightMuscle]

Hi Troy, I think you missed the whole point of the interview. But I do have a new interview with Steve Maxwell that will cover what you're pointing out. I think you'll enjoy it so stay posted!