When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images The term “calisthenics” encompasses anything from gymnastics to ...

WHETHER YOUR WORKOUT takes place at a gym or at home, you're faced with a tough choice: what type of gear do you use to get and stay fit? There are so many machines, free weights, resistance bands, ...

Calisthenics might bring back memories of 80s leg-warmers, but recently it has exploded on social media as a fitness phenomenon. The hashtag #calisthenics has racked up over 18.5 billion views on ...

Yes, you can build real-world strength without a gym full of weights. Here's how.

Calisthenics may sound like a fancy form of fitness, but it’s really as basic as it gets. The term refers to exercises that you do using just your bodyweight, meaning you don’t need any additional ...

Workouts you can do anywhere are a game changer. A trendy, well-stocked gym is nice and all, but lifting weights isn't the only way to build strength, improve your flexibility, and master new skills.

Ditch the thought that you need every new gadget or that sparkly weight set to get toned because you don’t. With calisthenics—really, a technical word for bodyweight training—you don’t need to buy ...

Given a choice, most runners use their allotted exercise time to lace up and hit the streets, trail, or tread. Any other workout is often considered a contingency plan for injuries or severe weather ...

Bodyweight or weight plates? Pull-up bar or barbell? Anyone who engages in strength training will eventually encounter these ...

Many ask about adding weights into their military group calisthenics and cardio-focused PT programs. There are many ways to do this, but you should always consider your goals before adding weights.