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Titan Calisthenics Full Body Circuit

An evidence-based, zero-equipment bodyweight circuit targeting the chest, triceps, back, quads, and abdominal wall. Designed to maximize neuromuscular recruitment, joint mobility, and conditioning using progressive bodyweight biomechanics.

Duration 30 Min
Estimated Burn ~280 kcal
Structure 4 Rounds
Rest Between Sets 60s
Primary Goal Strength & Conditioning
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Active Movement
1 of 5: close-grip push-up
Set 1 of 4
Calculated Burn
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Live MET Estimation

Workout Routine Schedule (5 Movements)

Complete all designated sets with strict tempo and proper joint alignment. Tap the swap button on any exercise to substitute with an alternative equipment variation.

#1
close-grip push-up form demonstration
Close-Grip Push-Up
triceps · body weight · 4 Sets × 12 - 15 reps · 45s rest

Keep elbows tucked within 30 degrees of the ribcage to maximize mechanical load across the triceps while bracing the core.

#2
bodyweight drop jump squat form demonstration
Bodyweight Drop Jump Squat
glutes · body weight · 4 Sets × 15 reps · 45s rest

Land softly on the midfoot and descend into the squat with controlled knee tracking over toes.

#3
bodyweight squatting row form demonstration
Bodyweight Squatting Row
upper back · body weight · 4 Sets × 10 - 12 reps · 45s rest

Maintain a rigid plank posture while retracting the scapulae smoothly to pull your chest toward the hand anchor point.

#4
front plank with twist form demonstration
Front Plank With Twist
abs · body weight · 4 Sets × 10 reps per side · 45s rest

Rotate from the thoracic spine while maintaining level hips to engage the internal and external obliques.

#5
kneeling plank tap shoulder (male) form demonstration
Kneeling Plank Tap Shoulder (male)
abs · body weight · 4 Sets × 20 alternating taps · 60s rest

Resist any pelvic rotation as each hand lifts to tap the opposite shoulder, stabilizing with the deep core.

CSCS Coaching Guidelines & Execution Protocol

  • Move through all 5 exercises consecutively with minimal rest between movements.
  • Rest 60 to 90 seconds after completing a full round before beginning the next.
  • Focus on an eccentric lowering phase of at least 2 seconds per repetition to maximize muscle fiber activation under tension.
Post-Workout Recovery Nutrition

Optimal Recovery Meal for This Routine

Consume 30-35g of high-quality protein and 40g complex carbohydrates within 45 minutes to optimize muscle protein synthesis.

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