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Calisthenics Equipment -  Squat Racks, Pull Up Bars

Calisthenics Equipment

Premium calisthenics equipment to build functional power and master your bodyweight training. Build strength, improve core stability, and enhance your upper-body mobility. Every piece of our callisthenics workout equipment is designed with rock-solid stability to keep you safe at any angle and help you maintain your reps. Push your limits, defy gravity, and build a truly athletic physique. Shop calisthenics equipment in the UK today! Order, ship or pick up at our warehouse.

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What essential callisthenics equipment do I need to build strength at home?

A solid setup of calisthenics equipment for home relies on versatile, high-impact tools. A heavy-duty pull-up bar is non-negotiable for upper-body pulling power, while an ab roller builds the elite core tension required for advanced holds. Pair these with plyo boxes for lower-body power and explosive footwork, and you have a complete foundation to master your bodyweight. You can add gymnastic rings, parallettes or dip bars for more versatility.

What calisthenics exercises are best for beginners?

If you are new to bodyweight training, you want to focus on the foundational Big Four calisthenics exercises: push-ups, pull-ups, squats, and core holds. Here are some tips to do these Big Four calisthenics workouts. For incline push-ups, rest your hands on a plyo box to reduce the weight on your upper body while you build chest and shoulder strength. For pull ups, hang in the pull-up bar of your half rack to build elite grip strength and shoulder stability before rushing into full reps. For kneeling planks, build the baseline core stability required before moving on to advanced ab roller progressions.

Can I get a full-body workout using only calisthenics equipment?

If you have a compact setup of calisthenics equipment for home like a pull-up bar, ab roller, dip bars, and rings, this allows you to target every major muscle group. Change your body leverage and angles, as you increase the resistance, it starts to build your lean muscle mass as traditional weightlifting.

How to use pull up bar for calisthenics exercise?

To effectively use a pull-up bar for calisthenics, focus on progressive and full-body movements rather than just pulling your chin to the bar. Start with dead hangs to increase grip strength and scapular shrugs to activate your lats, then transition into vertical pulling variations like overhand pull-ups and close-grip chin-ups. To make it more effective strength training, add to your pull ups hanging leg raises or high-intensity windshield wipers, ensure you are squeezing your glutes and bracing your abs.

What is calisthenics?

Calisthenics is a strength training workout that utilises your own body weight as resistance to build strength, flexibility, agility, and endurance. Instead of targeting a single muscle in isolation, calisthenics relies on compound movements that force your entire body to work as a one.

Can calisthenics exercise burn fat?

Calisthenics exercise is highly effective for burning fat and promoting weight loss. Exercises like pull-ups, push-ups, and lunges are compound movements that engage multiple muscle groups. This increases energy expenditure and builds muscle. This also boosts your metabolic rate, which helps burn more calories both during and after workouts.

How do I start calisthenics as a beginner?

We suggest running a full-body routine 3 times a week to give your muscles time to adapt, resting for 30–60 seconds between sets.

Here is a perfect foundational workout plan to build your baseline strength safely.
Push-ups: 3 sets of 8–12 repetitions (elevate your hands on a bench if full floor push-ups are too tough).

Bodyweight Rows or Band-assisted Pull-ups: 3 sets of 5–8 repetitions to unlock your pulling power.

Air Squats: 3 sets of 15–20 repetitions to build a solid lower-body foundation.

Plank: 3 sets of 30–45 seconds to fire up and bulletproof your core.