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Studio Block Programming

Train Calisthenics with clear direction at Trainics Calisthenics Studio

This is Trainics Block Programming

Coach-led Calisthenics training with a clear focus

With us you train Calisthenics in a structured, smart and coachable way – regardless of level. We have built a training plan where each class category follows a clear common thread with carefully selected exercises, so that you can become stronger, more mobile and learn new skills for real.

Our training is divided into recurring blocks, where we focus on specific Calisthenics skills. During each block, each class category has one or two main focuses that we focus extra heavily on during the period.

You jump into whichever classes you want, train at the level you are at, and we as trainers guide and support you in your training at the studio.

Programming in short

The layout of the block

1. Block starts

A new block begins every 6 weeks where each class category has one or two main focuses that we focus extra heavily on during the period.

2. Skill Session

Each block begins with an open "Skill Session" where you can try and document. It is voluntary and perfect if you want to track your progress. All members can also do this at any time and place via a document.

3. Training

During the block, you follow the studio's unique programming by participating in the classes. The exercises are carefully selected based on the focus we have during the period and you always train at your level.

4. Progress

Follow your progress throughout the block. In selected classes, we also test the skills themselves so you can follow up and see your development.

Focus areas per block

A block consists of different focus areas within five different categories. Each category, e.g. Upper Body, can have up to two main focuses that form the basis of the training plan during the period for that class. Several classes can train on the main focus from e.g. Upper Body or Lower Body. See below an example of what a Block can look like.

UPPER BODY

Push focus
Pull focus

STATIC

Push focus
Pull focus 

LOWER BODY

Styrka
Flexibility

FLEXIBILITY

Upper focus
Lower focus

HANDSTAND

Skill focus

UPPER BODY

PUSH FOCUS & PULL FOCUS

STATIC

PUSH FOCUS & PULL FOCUS

LOWER BODY

STRENGTH FOCUS

FLEXIBILITY

UPPER FOCUS & LOWER FOCUS 

HANDSTAND

SKILL FOCUS

UPPER BODY

PUSH FOCUS & PULL FOCUS

STATIC

PUSH FOCUS & PULL FOCUS

LOWER BODY

STRENGTH
FOCUS

FLEXIBILITY

UPPER FOCUS & LOWER FOCUS 

HANDSTAND

SKILL FOCUS

Varför Block Programming?

Några av alla anledningar

✅ Tydlig riktning
– Du vet vad du tränar på i varje klass utifrån tydliga huvudfokus under varje block.

✅ Snabbare utveckling
– Genom att träna på samma skills oftare, på ett strukturerat sätt, ger du kroppen mer tid att anpassa och utvecklas.

✅ Varierat, inte random
– Vi bryter ned huvudfokusen i olika rörelser och assisterande övningar, vilket skapar varation, med en röd tråd.

✅ Enklare att förstå 
– Du börjar se och förstå hur rörelser och progressioner är kopplade med varandra. 

✅ Motivation
– Med tydliga huvudfokus är det enklare att mäta dina framsteg och vara konsekvent i din träning. 

Explore possible main focuses per class

Each class category has one or two main focuses under the block, for example the Upper Body class has a “push focus” and a “pull focus”.

During the classes we break down the main focus into more parts and practice the exercises that allow us to increase the capacity, strength and mobility required to eventually unlock the next level. This means that we practice varying exercises in a balanced way with a clear focus. It's about you developing at your level - not just testing your strength.

Example of main focus

Pull:
Heavy Chin Ups
No Dip Muscle Ups
Pullover

Push:
Ring Muscle Ups
Heavy Dips
Handstand Push

Example of main focus Lower Body 

Strength:
Dragon Squats
Pistol Squats
Cossack Squats
Nordic Hamstring Curl

At Lower Body we also include the main focus from lower body flexibility.

Example of main focus Handstand

Focus:
Straight to tuck handstand
Handstand Push Ups
Press to Handstand

Example of main focus Static:

Push:
Planche
Planche Push Ups
Back Lever
Bent Arm Planche

Pull:
Front Lever
Front Lever Raises
Human Flag
Dragon Flag

Example of main focus Flexibility & Strength

Upper Body:
Backbend
Side Bends
German Hang

Lower Body:
Front Split
Middle Split
Pancake
Pigeon Press

Calisthenics Full Body will mainly include the main focus from Upper Body and Lower Body

The exercises are combined to train the entire body during the same session. 

How to participate in the programming

Different ways to participate in the programming

Trainics Calisthenics Studio

Large Group

Big selection of classes in larger groups session

Trainics-Calisthenics-Studio-Hagastaden

Semi Private

Semi Private for smaller groups and more coaching

PT 1-1

PT for increased individual focus and coaching

frequently asked questions

If you don't find the answer here or on our Q&A page, you can always send us an email. info@trainics.seWe will reply as soon as possible.

We work with block programming because it provides.

Clear direction – you know what you are working towards in each class.

Faster development – the body has time to adapt when we practice the same skills more often in a more structured way

Various exercises – we break down the main focus into more parts and exercises, which creates variety but with a common thread.

Easier to understand the progression – you see how different exercises are related

Motivational – it becomes easier to follow your progress.

Not at all! Even though the block has a common main focus, we use different exercises, variations and intensities as well as assisting exercises. For example, you won't train Muscle Ups every time if that's the main focus - but you will get to train everything that builds towards it. This also makes you stronger in general in pulling strength and in Calisthenics.

Om ett block i Upper Body har ”Muscle Up” som huvudfokus, så tränar vi bland annat på: 

Explosiva pull ups
Tunga pull ups
Tunga dips
L-sit pull ups
Pull Overs
Straight Bar Dip
Jumping Muscle Ups
Excentriska Muscle Ups
Core styrka
Teknik för timing och övergång
Och mer…

 Yes. All focus areas are adapted to multiple levels. You work from where you are right now, with progressions that are adapted to you.

Say your main focus is Handstand Push ups – then your focus as a beginner is to master a Pike Push up, which is the first step to a Handstand Push up.

The workouts get more structured, not necessarily more difficult or more advanced. All exercises can be scaled and even made more difficult, so both beginners and advanced people get the right challenge. 

If the goal is muscle up, the challenge for some will be to develop their pull ups as a first step to Muscle Up, and for more advanced members the focus will be on training to be able to do weighted muscle ups.

Nothing! You can jump in at any time. Each class is designed so you can train at your level whether you can attend the entire block or not.

The more classes you do, the more clearly you will notice the progression – but each class stands strong on its own. 

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5 JANUARY 2026

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