Calisthenics Workout Equipment I Use (And Recommend)

Deciding which calisthenics equipment is best for your home workouts can be challenging. There are a lot of options out there and in this video I tell you what I personally use for my calisthenics home gym and why:

I hope this video helps you kickstart your journey by choosing the best calisthenics equipment for your home. And keep in mind you don't need anything if you don't want to spend the money. You can get started TODAY with just your body and gravity.

Btw, my bent-arm handstand is a bit of struggle at 00:16 eh? I need to work on that move again so it's not so sloppy :)

-Ryan

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[sidninja]

Omg minus, why don’t you have more subscribers. You earned one

[PhatChin]

Great suggestions! I also recommend a yoga mat, if you're living in a space with hardwood/laminate - makes ground work a lot more enjoyable and less of a pain in the back! Another suggestion are push-up bars. Find sturdy ones with a comfortable grip that allow you to extend your reps for more of a stretch in the pecs.

[HMPRODIGY]

Johnny Sins really does it all huh? 😂😂

[weshinds]

Just got a set of rings and in my opinion, they are the best bang for you buck piece of equipment you can get. You can do all the basics on them (pull ups, dips, push ups, rows) and they are also useful for a lot of other things. I even hang some resistance bands from them and they are great for tricep pushdowns.

[vj]

Thanks for that video. Actually, yours is one of the best calisthenics channels on YT (and there are countless).

[atastyspamwich]

i like "assistance" bands for resistance workouts much more, way more versatile and i never liked the handles

[TheDAZ]

Great video man. Out of all the youtubers doing this I find you the most chill to listen. Keep it up!

[greatvapesuk.]

Loving your channel content thank you.
I made the decision 4 months ago my life needed to change. I started keto (dirty keto) and to my astonishment I’m now nearly 4 stone weight lost. I’m in the lower 14 stone range now and looking to start conditioning my body and have been going through your beginner vids 👍.
One of my problems is my lower 2 discs in my spine are deteriorating so I’ve got to be careful but that isn’t going to stop me. I’ve already started DDP yoga (bed to chair workouts currently in week 3) to start getting my body used to moving more. On my list to work towards purchasing is the duonamic eleviia so I can start doing some hangs and beginners stuff and some dip bars. I’ve been looking at the style you recommended and I’ve got them on my list. I’m also next year going to look towards getting an outdoor galvanised pull up station or the pull up mate 2 but they’re along way off yet depending on my progress. I’ve already got some resistance bands so maybe adding some assistance bands to the list along the way.
Thanks for your content it helps a lot 👍

[ezijpeh]

This was really good . I have most of these and with the knowledge you just gave me get the ones I don’t have . You just earned a subscriber .

[surajbhan]

You look like Jonny sins
But you are good thank for tips

[sqdr]

I didn't buy most of these, but that was because I didn't see this video or know of the channel at the time. I started buying home gym equipment in Jan, for the winter months when I didn't have time or the desire to go out again in the freezing cold. I did buy variations, a dip station etc. and free weights and I have found them more challenging than using machines at the gym, for all the obvious reasons. Love the channel and the advice. No one needs a gym now, or ever, imo.

[chrisk]

I like that ultimate body press dip station because it folds up flat. I'm an OTR truck driver and this is an absolute game changer. This is my favorite channel by far. Thanks Ryan!!

[rpmfoto]

I realize this video has been around a long time but it’s new to me. BOSU, BOSU, more BOSU! I use it upside down for a bit of a challenge but the key IMO is using only one leg. Great for stabilizer muscles and balance while doing squats, kicks, lunges, really any exercises.

[christineritchie]

Unfortunately, everything you’ve recommended are not available. Guessing the pandemic is to blame. Nice videos and I’m trying to equipment to get started on.

[Shooter_gringo]

Minus the gym: best logo I’ve ever seen 👍

[abdihakimahmed]

I am relatively new to your channel and I have to say the work you do is amazing. Thanks for all the great videos you post. You deserve far more subscribers, it is only a matter of time before your popularity increases.

[alrivers]

I use my bosu ball for improving my balance. I'll stand on it with one leg and stick my other leg up and out in different directions.

[halopearls]

Ou! Thanks for the video. You inspired me to get in calisthenics with your other videos. I'm going to get a pull up bar, gymnastics rings, ab roller and resistance bands. The dip I can try with the gymnastic rings so I wouldnt need more equipment such as the dip station. I don't have a big home. Again thanks for the video!

[Thejoeordinary]

You are way more into it than me. I’m a bigger guy...about 210-220 at any given time. Shade under 6 ft tall. I stick to the basics. pushups, sometimes with push-up bars, chin-ups on the Iron Gym, high rep bw squats. Switch out pushups for dips and chins for bw rows for variety. Squats are a staple. Do use “the wheel” on occasion.

[alexisdvt]

Thank you Minus, your videos inspired me to start doing exercises and adopt a vegetarian lifestyle I’m still trying but please keep posting videos about it, greetings from Costa Rica