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Advanced Calisthenics D: Elevated Plank Taps & Explosive Lateral Step-Ups

Advanced calisthenics with feet-elevated plank taps, explosive lateral step-ups, and side plank reaches

40 min 10 exercises

The workout

  1. 1

    Plank Shoulder Tap to Hold

    60s

    In plank, tap opposite shoulder and hold briefly. Builds anti-rotation strength and core stability.

  2. 2

    Wall Lean Iso Hold

    60s

    Lean into a wall from a standing angle and hold. Activates shoulders and anterior core.

  3. 3

    Feet-Elevated Wall Plank Tap

    3 × 12

    Feet on wall, hands on floor in plank, tap opposite shoulders. Trains anterior core and upper-body control.

  4. 4

    Explosive Lateral Step-Up with Knee Drive

    3 × 12

    Step laterally onto box or chair and drive opposite knee up. Builds explosive single-leg strength.

  5. 5

    Bridge Curl Walk-In to Reach

    3 × 12

    Walk feet in while holding bridge and reach one arm forward. Enhances coordination and glute-hamstring control.

  6. 6

    Wall Sit with Marching Arm Circles

    45s

    Hold wall sit while alternating marching steps and arm circles. Full-body posture and endurance exercise.

  7. 7

    Side Plank Reach Under with Pause

    3 × 12

    Hold side plank, reach under torso, pause briefly. Trains trunk rotation and shoulder control.

  8. 8

    Thread-the-Needle Stretch

    30s

    Reach one arm under the body while in tabletop. Stretches upper back and relieves shoulder tension.

  9. 9

    Seated Overhead Reach Stretch

    30s

    Sit cross-legged and reach both arms overhead, leaning side to side. Stretches the torso, shoulders, and lats.

  10. 10

    Wall Lat Reach Stretch

    30s

    Stand facing a wall, place hands high, and push hips back while lowering chest. Stretches the lats and shoulders.

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