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This is my current workout. I made some changes last week:
The workout looks like this:
Pull ups=1, Dips=2, Push ups=3
Pull ups=2, Dips=4, Push ups=6
Pull ups=3, Dips=6, Push ups=9... you get the point. It continues to climb until my form starts to suffer. Once I have reached my peak - that is one set, then I repeat 2 more times with a 2 min rest inbetween sets, but very little rest inbetween exercise (i.e.: between pull ups and dips).
Mon: Wide grip pull ups, dips, push ups (35 min?)
Calisthenics (15min?), jump rope (2 min), jog (HIIT 15-20 min), jump rope (2 min)
Tue: Reverse pull ups, dips, push ups
Calisthenics, jump rope, jog (HIIT), jump rope
Wed: Rest day
Thur: Standard pull ups, dips, push ups
Calisthenics, jump rope, jog (HIIT), jump rope
Fri: Narrow Reverse pull ups, dips, push ups
Calisthenics, jump rope, jog (HIIT), jump rope
Sat: Rest day
Sun: Rest day
The total workout through takes about 1 hr 30 min start to finish.
Even though I have been making changes to my workout just about every week, it has shown me great results in strength, endurance, energy and overall - how I feel.
I think that covers it, let me know if you have any questions.