See the next step
Choose a first pull-up, push strength, core control or handstand foundation path.

Calisthenics app
Combine guided skill progressions with a flexible workout log, see the next movement and keep each result and form score together.
Quick answer
Calisthenics tracking should preserve more than total repetitions. Recording the exact variation, assistance and form quality lets you progress through measurable stages instead of moving to a difficult skill too early.
Motion Arc Fit
Choose a first pull-up, push strength, core control or handstand foundation path.
Select movements from push, pull, legs, core and skill families whenever you want full control.
Record sets, reps or time, form quality and assistance or band level.
Progression
Prioritise a pull-up, push-up, core or handstand path.
Complete the main stage with supporting movements and controlled repetitions or time.
Add form score and assistance level to sets, repetitions or duration.
Useful signals
The same repetition count can mean very different progress when assistance and movement quality change.
Keep your rhythm in view
A clear record turns the next session from a guess into a small decision supported by your own training history.
FAQ
Calisthenics is a training approach that primarily uses your bodyweight to develop strength, control, movement quality and skills.
Yes. Paths begin with accessible movements such as wall push-ups, dead hangs and planks before advancing to harder variations.
Yes. Free mode lets you select movements and record sets, reps or time, form quality and assistance.
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