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Calisthenics

Track progressions
from reps to holds.

Log pull-ups, planche holds, weighted dips, and skill work with built-in progression tracking. Time static holds with the hold timer, swap levels mid-workout, and track PRs for reps, weight, and hold time.

The training stack

Pick your progression, log each level, watch your holds grow.

Plan

Create templates linked to progressions. Set exercises, sets, target reps or hold times, and rest periods for each movement.

Log

Record reps, hold time, added weight or band assistance, and RPE for every set. Swap progression levels mid-workout without losing data.

Progress

See PRs for reps, weight, and hold time. Review per-exercise history charts and track how your numbers move over weeks.

Bodyweight training

Skills need structure too.

Calisthenics progressions are hard to track in a notes app. Obsidian gives you set logging, a hold timer, progression tracking, and templates built for skill work.

01Logging

Reps, holds, and effort

Log bodyweight sets with reps or hold time and RPE. Add weight for weighted calisthenics or track band assistance. Use the built-in hold timer for static holds like planche and front lever.

  • Hold timer with prep countdown
  • Band assistance and added weight tracking
  • Auto-save during the workout
02Progressions

Built-in progression chains

Choose from 11 built-in progressions like push-up, pull-up, planche, and front lever. Swap levels mid-workout with the progression picker and link progressions to templates.

Features

What calisthenics training needs from a log.

01

Hold timer

Time static holds with a built-in timer that includes a prep countdown. Pause, resume, and reset mid-set. Hold duration saves automatically.

02

Progression tracking

11 built-in progressions from push-ups to planche and front lever. Swap levels mid-workout and see your history per progression.

03

Exercise history and PRs

Per-exercise history page with charts for max weight, best reps, and longest hold time. PRs tracked for weight, reps, and hold duration.

Example template

A calisthenics session

Mix rep-based and static hold exercises in the same workout. Swap progression levels, time your holds, and track added weight or band assistance.

01

Pull progression

Weighted pull-ups with logged reps and RPE. Swap to a harder or easier variation mid-workout with the progression picker.

02

Static holds

Planche or front lever with the hold timer. Prep countdown, then hold. Duration and RPE logged per set.

03

Core and accessories

Hanging leg raises, dead hangs, and grip work. Band assistance tracked alongside bodyweight and added weight.

FAQ

Common questions

334 built-in exercises covering strength, calisthenics, and cardio.