Most popular Foundations Foundations
The beginner track — earn your first pull-up, dip and clean push-up with coaching that meets you exactly where you are.
Experienced members chasing the planche, front lever and back lever.
Advanced Statics is for the long game — the planche, the front lever, the back lever, the straight-arm strength that no shortcut will buy. These are the skills that take months and years rather than weeks, and they reward patient, well-programmed training more than anything else in calisthenics. We coach them properly: the tuck before the straddle, the straddle before the full, with the tendon and connective-tissue conditioning that keeps you healthy along the way.
Classes here are kept smallest of all — two to five per coach — because the margins matter. A planche lean of a few degrees, a lever line that is hollow rather than arched, the exact progression that is hard enough to build strength but not so hard it grinds your elbows: this is where good coaching is the difference between progress and a plateau.
You will train with structured cycles rather than random hard sessions, log your holds, and chase measurable progress: a longer tuck lever, a cleaner straddle planche attempt, a back lever that finally holds. It is the most demanding track we run, and for the members who love the static skills, the most rewarding.
Most popular Foundations The beginner track — earn your first pull-up, dip and clean push-up with coaching that meets you exactly where you are.
Intermediate For those who own the basics — chase the bar muscle-up, stronger pulls and your first ring work.
Skills Handstands, balance and the freestanding line — a dedicated track for the skill everyone wants to nail.