This morning's push-up/squat workout sure was fun. On the other hand, it didn't feel like much of a workout. I think that means I ought to push a little harder tomorrow morning, and that's exactly what I intend to do.
Before I do, though, I think I ought to supplement this morning's workout with a little more exercise this evening. Nothing too complicated, just a few more sets of push-ups - I'll make it up as I go, because I don't want to burn up mental energy heaping workout responsibilities on myself. I just want to have fun with this - no pressure, no commitment, just a little something to make me feel more accomplished tonight.
As for tomorrow, my plan is as follows, perforated by mountain-climbers:
· Set 1: 10 L-sit pull-ups
· Set 2: 10 underhand pull-ups
· Set 3: 10 L-sit pull-ups
· Set 4: 10 underhand pull-ups
· Set 5: 10 side-to-side pull-up isometrics
I suppose now might be a good time to mention that my ultimate goal is to create substantial increases to my ability to perform calisthenics. More on that as details become available. For now, I’ll just focus on building my strength.
This is an inspiring approach to fitness that highlights the importance of consistency, patience, and continuous improvement. The idea of making workouts simple, enjoyable, and gradually increasing challenges shows that real progress comes from dedication rather than short-term motivation. A practical mindset like this makes calisthenics more sustainable and encourages people to build strength while developing discipline and confidence along the way.
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