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    General Tips & Tricks: To 15 Minutes. Light Jogging or Rope Jumping Is Perfect. Do Circles

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    This document outlines a 6-level program to develop the planche skill. Each level provides target exercises, sets, repetitions, and hold times to work towards. Safety tips are included to train at a sustainable pace and avoid injury. Warmups, stretches, and rest are emphasized along with periodic evaluation of strength gains before advancing to more difficult variations.

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    General Tips & Tricks: To 15 Minutes. Light Jogging or Rope Jumping Is Perfect. Do Circles

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    This document outlines a 6-level program to develop the planche skill. Each level provides target exercises, sets, repetitions, and hold times to work towards. Safety tips are included to train at a sustainable pace and avoid injury. Warmups, stretches, and rest are emphasized along with periodic evaluation of strength gains before advancing to more difficult variations.

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    This document outlines a 6-level program to develop the planche skill. Each level provides target exercises, sets, repetitions, and hold times to work towards. Safety tips are included to train at a sustainable pace and avoid injury. Warmups, stretches, and rest are emphasized along with periodic evaluation of strength gains before advancing to more difficult variations.

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    General Tips & Tricks: To 15 Minutes. Light Jogging or Rope Jumping Is Perfect. Do Circles

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    This document outlines a 6-level program to develop the planche skill. Each level provides target exercises, sets, repetitions, and hold times to work towards. Safety tips are included to train at a sustainable pace and avoid injury. Warmups, stretches, and rest are emphasized along with periodic evaluation of strength gains before advancing to more difficult variations.

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    The key takeaways are that this program outlines different levels to progress towards more advanced planche skills like the full planche. It provides target sets and reps to aim for at each level before moving on.

    The different levels in the planche progression are Level 1 (Noob), Level 2 (Rookie), Level 3 (Road to Straddle), Level 4 (Straddle Mastery), Level 5 (Road to Full Planche), and Level 6 (Full Planche Mastery).

    The target sets and reps for Planche Level 1 are: 3 Sets x Tuck Planche - Aim for 10 sec., 3 Sets x Lean Hold - Aim for 15 sec., 3 Sets x Push Ups – 15 Reps, 3 Sets x Wall Handstand Push Ups – 5-10 Reps, 3 Sets x Dips – 15 Reps, and 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8 Reps x 3-6 KG.

    General Tips & Tricks

    • This program is suitable for absolute beginners but to avoid injury,


    you need to be in general shape.
    • Lower to average body fat is recommended before trying to learn
    this skill!
    • Prerequisites are 10 push-ups in a single set, 6 dips in a single set,
    20 seconds plank, and a handstand on a wall. If you cannot do any
    of these requirements, I suggest you first start with my Beginner
    Bodyweight Workout Program, which is available here:
    http://www.nedkosw.com/
    • For best results, you should train the Planche 5 days per week but
    depending on your recovery, you may reduce the frequency. Train
    at your own pace!
    • Each workout you should be feeling fresh and full of power. Do
    not force things as this may lead to injury. If you are tired, skip the
    workout, and come back tomorrow! The exercises in this program
    are intense so make sure you are trying training at 100% capacity!
    • This program is pure Planche oriented. It is recommended to learn
    only one skill at a time, but if you want to combine the Planche
    with another exercise (for example the Front Lever), choose the 3
    most difficult exercises from this program and the 3 most difficult
    from the other and combine them in a single training protocol.
    • Before each session make sure you do a general warmup for 10
    to 15 minutes. Light jogging or rope jumping is perfect. Do circles
    with your neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists and hips. Do some
    dynamic stretches to make the blood flow into your body.
    • After each session spend at least 20 minutes stretching your pecs,
    lats, biceps and wrists! This is important and you should not skip
    it, if you want to be healthy in the long run!
    • If you want to try the Planche outside of your training, try to not
    do it more than 2-3 times per day as it is intense and heavy. It
    may hinder your progress.
    • You should get workout bands. For each exercise with a rubber
    band, you should adjust it to match your current strength level.

    Workout Levels

    • Choose a level you will be comfortable to do for one workout so


    that it will feel heavy, but doable. Do not skip levels or rush the
    process!
    • Each level has targets you should reach before you move on to
    the next one!
    • Each workout you should attempt these target sets and reps.
    • Don’t worry, if you cannot do all the sets or all the reps. You will
    build your strength over time, just do as many as you are able to
    do. You will improve after one-two weeks!
    • Be consistent and results will follow!
    • After you reach the last level, you may want to move to more
    advanced Planche variations, like the Maltese for example. I have
    programs for those, so make sure you check them out here:
    http://www.nedkosw.com/
    • IMPORTANT: after you reach you targets and they become easy,
    do them for 2 more weeks to strengthen your connective tissue.
    After that you should move to the more advanced exercises. Do
    not rush the process, because it may lead to an injury!
    Planche Level 1 - Noob

    Targets:
    - 3 Sets x Tuck Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3 Sets x Lean Hold - Aim for 15 sec.
    - 3 Sets x Push Ups – 15 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Wall Handstand Push Ups – 5-10 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Dips – 15 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 3-6 KG

    Lean Hold
    Tuck Planche
    Planche Level 2 - Rookie

    Targets:
    - 3 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3 Sets x Tuck Planch to Advanced Tuck Planche – 7 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Lean Hold - Aim for 20 sec.
    - 3 Sets x Lean Push Ups - 10 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Wall Handstand Push Ups – 10 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Push Ups – 15 Reps
    - 3 Sets x Dips – 15 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 5-8 KG

    Advanced Tuck Planche


    Planche Level 3 – Road to Straddle

    Targets:
    - 4 Sets x Straddle Planche (Bad Form) - Aim for 3-5 sec.
    - 4 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche - Aim for 20 sec.
    - 4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Plance - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 4 Sets x Elastic Band Advanced Tuck Push Ups – 4-5 Reps
    - 4 Sets x Wall Handstand Push Ups – 15 Reps
    - 4 Sets x Lean Hold - Aim for 25 sec.
    - 4 Sets x Lean Push Ups - 10 Reps
    - 4 Sets x Push Ups – 15 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 7-10 KG

    Straddle Planche
    Planche Level 4 – Straddle Mastery

    Targets:
    - 3-4 Sets x Straddle Planche - Aim for 6 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Advanced Tuck Push Ups – 6-7 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Lean Push Ups - 10 Reps
    - 2 Sets x Tuck Planche Push Ups – 10 Reps
    - 4 Sets x Push Ups – 15 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 9-12 KG
    Planche Level 5 – Road to Full Planche

    Targets:
    - 3-4 Sets x Straddle Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche – Max. Hold
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Full Planche - Aim for 5 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Planche – Aim for 10-15 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Planche Push Ups - 3 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps
    - 4 Sets x Wall Handstand Push Ups – 10 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 11-13 KG

    Full Planche
    Planche Level 6 – Full Planche Mastery

    Targets:
    - 3 Sets x Full Planche One Leg - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Straddle Planche – Max. Hold
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Full Planche - Aim for 10 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Planche – Max Hold
    - 3-4 Sets x Elastic Band Straddle Planche Push Ups - 4 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche - Aim for 15 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Lean Push Ups - 10 Reps
    - 3-4 Sets x Lean Hold - Aim for 15 sec.
    - 3-4 Sets x Advanced Tuck Planche – Max. Hold
    - 3-4 Sets x Weighted Straight Arm Front Shoulder Raises – 8
    Reps x 13-15 KG

    Full Planche One Leg

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