What You Need To know
WHAT EQUIPMENT IS REQUIRED?
- Pull Up Bar
- Resistance Bands
- Plyometric Box
- Dumbbells/Kettlebells
Optional (but useful):
- Gymnastics Rings
- Lat Pull Down Machine
- Ez Bar/Barbell
HOW IS THE PROGRAM VIEWED?
The program is delivered in a PDF format, with embedded links to:
- Weekly focus whiteboard explanations
- Demonstration videos
- Scaling options and technical cues
Each video covers proper setup, correct technique, and available progressions, ensuring you have the guidance needed to train safely, confidently and effectively hitting the intended stimulus for the day.
We focused on making the content clear, accessible, and easy to follow—without compromising coaching quality.
HOW MANY SESSIONS PER WEEK?
You’ll train 3–4 sessions per week, allowing enough volume to build strength while still recovering properly. Sessions are designed to integrate easily alongside other training.
HOW ARE THE SESSIONS STRUCTURED?
There are 3 different components throughout a typical week within the program.
Activation / Warm-Up:
These movements are designed to strengthen your mind–muscle connection, prime the targeted muscle groups, and reinforce correct movement patterns. They are essential for building the foundation needed to achieve your first pull-up.
Strength Component:
This portion focuses on developing the specific muscle groups required for a
pull-up. The exercises are intended to be challenging. If you’re completing all
prescribed reps with ease, it’s time to scale up the difficulty or perform your
next set to failure.
Core Component:
Focuses on building strength in the foundational shapes such as the hollow and arch, which play a critical role in not just pull up training but all gymnastic movements. How can you expect to know the correct body shapes when on the bar, if you can perform them on the ground.