How can we learn to control our mind over movement like the Jedi in the Star Wars universe? This Star Wars inspired full body calisthenics workout will challenge warriors to train in both controlled and powerful movements to improve mind over matter.
Behind the Workout:
This calisthenics workout was inspired by the Jedi warriors that make the Star Wars universe come to life. Most Jedi's are exceptional at using a combination of both physical and mind strength during battle. Jedi's will use their speed, agility and power to maneuver around and execute attacks and use patience to settle the mind, analyze their emotions and plan their next attack. This Star Wars inspired full body calisthenics workout will challenge warriors to execute controlled exercises and finishing with peak power.
Workout Implementation:
To maintain balance between all other training practices, it’s recommended to complete a calisthenics workout at least 3x/week at minimum.
Training Equipment:
Pull up bar
Calisthenics Workout Details:
Complete 10-15 repetitions for each exercise
Complete 3-4 sets for each superset
Rest 60-90 seconds between each superset
The Calisthenics Workout:
Superset 1: Negative pull ups + squat hold jump
Superset 2: Extended press ups + pistol squat
Superset 3: Australian rows + power lunges
Exercise Alternatives:
If regression is required or if equipment is limited, below are exercise alternatives.
Squat hold jump > Squat + calf raise
Extended press up > push up with arm walkouts
Pistol squat > supported pistol squat
Power lunges > reverse lunge single knee raise
Australian rows > Plank back rows
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