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🔥 CALI PARK DROP - WEEK 2 🔥Park:📍 Finisklin Road, SligoWe’re back for week two of our FREE outdoor workout, this week it...
19/10/2026

🔥 CALI PARK DROP - WEEK 2 🔥

Park:📍 Finisklin Road, Sligo

We’re back for week two of our FREE outdoor workout, this week it’s full body!

7 stations, 7 exercises, walking/jogging between each bench to recover!

🔹 Beginner: 2 laps
🔹 Intermediate: 3 laps
🔹 Advanced: 4 laps

All fitness levels welcome. Work at your own pace, challenge yourself and enjoy a bit of outdoor training!

Bring some water and good energy.

Save the workout, tag a friend! 🙌

18/10/2026

Not a haon in sight apart from ourselves 🏔️😅

The best way a man can build himself is through brotherhood 🤝Since finding calisthenics, I’ve found my people and connec...
11/10/2026

The best way a man can build himself is through brotherhood 🤝

Since finding calisthenics, I’ve found my people and connected with other men in a way that has been both profound and powerful.

Every one of us has our own story, our own experiences and our own unique set of problems in life that we have to navigate.

But having a common goal, a shared bond of working on ourselves, seeking improvement and striving to become better versions of ourselves, brings us together in a way that is not only necessary, but also a true blessing.

These last two photos were taken after an ice bath session, following a powerful breathwork experience with a group of friends.

The power of the breath is incredible, and that session brought up some deeply personal stuff for a few of us. Things that we don’t always speak about or even fully understand ourselves.

I think a lot of us men grow up without really learning how to understand, express or process our own emotions. We’re often taught to just get on with things, keep moving and just deal with whatever life throws at us.

But having other men around you who you can open up to, who understand that we all carry our own struggles, and who genuinely have your back, is so important for our growth and for understanding ourselves.

That’s something I’ve come to appreciate more and more through the calisthenics community. It’s become so much more than just training or getting stronger physically.

It’s the people, the connections, the conversations and the shared experiences along the way.

We’re all on our own journeys, dealing with our own challenges, but there’s something incredibly powerful about knowing you don’t have to navigate all of it alone.

And I’m genuinely grateful for the men I’ve met along the way and the brotherhood we’ve built through something as simple as a shared passion for improving ourselves.

11/10/2026

DELOAD EMOM WORKOUT 🔗

42-Minute Alternating EMOM - 6 Rounds

Minute 1 – 4 Muscle-Ups
Minute 2 – 8 Pull-Ups
Minute 3 – 15 Dips
Minute 4 – 3 Muscle-Ups
Minute 5 – 10 Push-Ups
Minute 6 – 10 Hanging Leg Raises
Minute 7 – 20 Bodyweight Squats

🔁 Repeat for 6 rounds.

Reps can be adjusted to your level.

📌 Save for later! 💾

It’s not often that you see people share their deload workouts.

On this particular session, I’m coming off the back end of a cough, and I was up most of the night before coughing and not feeling well.

So rather than fully rest, I always like to keep some sort of movement in there.

So what I done was regress my bodyweight endurance training day with some light reps and just some movement to keep the readiness, but let the body recover until such time as I can put the foot back down again.

Mindset is crucial with deloads. It can take more discipline to hold back then to just push yourself - over the next couple of training sessions, when the volume is a bit lower, I intend to work more on form and my focus in the movements themselves, with a little bit more control or time under tension with the reps.

In other words, slowing things down ever so slightly.

Do you deload? I would be interested to hear how in the comments below 👊

There is no end point in improving or refining your ex*****on on even the most “basic” exercises.It’s a never ending pro...
08/10/2026

There is no end point in improving or refining your ex*****on on even the most “basic” exercises.

It’s a never ending process of focus and improvement. That’s what makes the process so important.

It’s therapeutic to switch the noise of the world off so that you can tune into your body, the movement and the moment.

It’s something I love sharing through coaching and workshops helping people become more aware of how they move, understand the small details and feel the difference for themselves.

And there isn’t always one “correct” way to move. Different methods, styles and variations serve different purposes, depending on your body, your ability and what you’re working towards.

Teaching keeps me learning too. Everyone brings different questions and experiences, and there’s always something more to explore, even in the basics.

The moment you think there’s nothing left to learn is the moment you stop growing.

Learn the movements, find your strength, and build… 🧱

REPS & HOLDS BAR ENDURANCE WORKOUT⚡️A full session built around volume, holds, time under tension and staying on the bar...
06/10/2026

REPS & HOLDS BAR ENDURANCE WORKOUT⚡️

A full session built around volume, holds, time under tension and staying on the bar under fatigue.

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The work:

1️⃣ Warm-Up Ladder
1 Pull Up + 1 Muscle Up
2 Pull Ups + 1 Muscle Up
3 Pull Ups + 1 Muscle Up
…up to 10 Pull Ups + 1 Muscle Up

= 55 Pull Ups / 10 Muscle Ups
Completed for time - unbroken sets only

2️⃣ Zef Zakaveli | Calisthenics Cultivator “Five Twenties”
1 Muscle Up + 20 Bar Dips× 5
Without leaving the bar

= 108 reps total (with extra Muscle Ups)

3️⃣ Ruslan Saibov Dip Hold Pyramid
10-sec Bottom Hold + 1 Dip
10-sec Bottom Hold + 2 Dips
…up to 10-sec Hold + 10 Dips

= 55 Dips / 100 sec Bottom Hold

4️⃣ Pull-Up Hold Ladder
10-sec Chin-Over-Bar Hold + 1 Pull Up
10-sec Hold + 2 Pull Ups
…up to 10-sec Hold + 10 Pull Ups

= 55 Pull Ups / 100 sec Hold

5️⃣ Around the Clock Push-Up Finisher
1 Wide - 1 Normal - 1 Diamond - to failure
Rotating around the clock

TOTAL: 361 REPS 🔥
+ 3 mins 20 secs total isometric hold time

Strength endurance. Isometrics. Volume. Capacity. 🔥

06/10/2026

My father is from this part of the country, so Killarney in Kerry has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.

We spent a lifetime coming up and down to Killarney, and whenever I get the opportunity to come back, I never take it for granted. There’s something so powerful about this place in the mountains.

Makes you slow down and I think I need that more these days.

When you’re self-employed, with multiple projects on the go, life can very quickly become one long list you are chasing.

Things to do. People to get back to. Ideas or projects to chase. The next goal, income, the next move.

It’s a constant chase, one driven by passion and purpose, but sometimes by survival too. And even when you genuinely love what you do, constantly being “on” takes its toll on your nervous system.

So I’ve learned that the things that regulate it and connect you with yourself need to make that list too.

For me, nothing does that quite like nature. Just taking space to slow down, regulate, take in what’s around you in its natural beauty. Which is difficult not to do in a place like this.

We spend so much time looking towards what’s next that it’s easy to miss what’s already here in abundance.

Make time for the things that ground you. And never lose your appreciation for the simple experiences that life and nature give us in endless supply. 🌱

It’s already there for you you just have to make time for it. Put it in your list 📝

Hope you’re all having a great Tuesday 🫶

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