The photos you are looking at are the first bodyweight session I posted on my channel 6 years back. The difficulty of this session today is only level 2, but back then, I'm already struggling each round (4 min) despite coming from many years of training experience from weightlifting and running!
Since then, I have posted more bodyweight workouts than ever because I find bodyweight is super efficient; it could help a person get fit, burn fat, and maintain a lean physique, especially when we can't go to the gym or do cardio outdoor.
Time flies, today I've produced up to 1000+ bodyweight content in my socials, online programs, and app. The best thing is how we progressed throughout these years from Level 2 to Level 6! From a 4 minute routine to a 60+ minute nonstop session. You guys are fantastic!
Will there be a level 7 workout? Tbh, Level 6 is currently the best I can produce with proper form and pace. If you pay close attention to some of my level 6 workouts, you will notice that my form is slowly breaking down by the session's intensity.
Imo, coming out with the most brutal deadliest routine is not the hard part; anyone can draft out a 1000 burpees routine and name it a level 7 workout. A 2000 burpees and call it a level 8 workout etc... but executing it with poor form and taking way too long to complete is not a workout at all.
Well, that's not the goal for now. The goal is about executing it properly while keeping it safe and effective for everyone to follow along. That's what every workout session should be. So will there be a proper level 7 workout session in the future? Never say never. We shall see. ;)
Check out my first bodyweight workout video here: https://youtu.be/xUJLJbivMvY (try to follow my pace)
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