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Gymnastics & Bodyweight Mastery

byRishabh GroverOnline & in-person at Adapt Fitness Club, GurugramStarts from1,000 Per SessionView full gallery

Master control over your own body. I focus on safe, progressive drills to get you from your first pull-up to advanced handstands and muscle-ups right here in my Gurugram training facility.

To master the ring muscle-up, you need to start with the fundamentals. This video covers two crucial drills: the false grip hold and the bottom of the ring dip hold.

This is the second part of my beginner handstand drill series. We focus on quality movement, with exercises like box pike holds and shoulder taps to build stability.

This workout combines wall walks, rowing, and handstand walks to build your capacity to stay upside down and move with confidence.

This is the first step to learning the handstand walk. We start with simple box drills to get you comfortable being inverted and build shoulder strength.

To perform toes-to-bar effectively, you need a strong and activated core. This video shows you the warm-up drills I recommend before any TTB session.

This workout is designed to test your handstand walk ability under fatigue by combining it with handstand push-ups and burpees.

My journey with ring muscle-ups has been a lesson in patience and trusting the process. It took four years to get to where I am today, and it's a reminder that consistency is everything.

Here's a simple trick to improve your ring muscle-up technique: tie your shoelaces together. It forces you to keep your legs tight and improves your movement efficiency.

Ring muscle-ups are an advanced bodyweight exercise that builds incredible upper body and core strength. This video explains the movement and its benefits.

I'm excited to launch my 12-week bar muscle-up program for beginners and intermediates. It includes specific drills and strength exercises to help you get your first muscle-up.

About Gymnastics & Bodyweight Mastery

Most people rush into muscle-ups or handstands, but that is how you get injured or plateau. I break these movements down into manageable drills like the false grip for rings or box pike holds for handstands. Whether you are just learning to hang or training for your first strict rep, my approach is about technique first. We do not just guess. We drill the form until it sticks.

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