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@dawn16 Cool, a bar (or tree branch) pullover is practical to show off.

@jeanjacq I FAILED AT SCIENCE, PEOPLE WILL DIE FROM MY ADVICE!

@hopetobereborn Use carbon nanotubes for safety.

@dawn16 The foot supported version is underrated, it's a simple way to scale down the intensity to a safe level, you can give yourself as much assistance as you need. You could try assisted support holds -> assisted dips -> unassisted dips, and once assisted support holds are easy you could...

@spandexwarrior231 I don't think that would be enough, at the very least you would need to eat other bodybuilders to get that big.

@dawn16 Cool stuff, you probably need a tough skin to do it.

@dawn16 You can keep the feet on the ground for ring support holds and later dips, and foot assistance can be helpful for learning pull ups too. Plus the ability to easily change the incline for rows and push ups means you can progress quite gradually, I trust your ability to improve. The best...

@hopetobereborn What if the bar was robust and it was your superhuman strength that caused it to break?

@chickenbaltiriceandnaan Cool, got it.

@xsnapdeadx No need to GOMAD, you already seem mad enough.

@mm30 Ah shit, see you in 10 years and you can have all my sweat from planche leans and supinated back levers and dynamic exercises for the main muscles used in a planche.

@dawn16 In the context of calisthenics you are, but if it's your passion that won't stop you from getting stronger and maybe achieving some difficult moves. Are you already lean or is it something you can work on to improve strength to weight ratio?

@chickenbaltiriceandnaan Sorry I don't speak French, can you translate? Are you saying something like he's not what he used to be?

@mm30 My body's heat regulation is bad, I've been sweating buckets my entire life. That's a lot of savings, now I'd like to spend them in some weighted full planche grade elbows, please.

@hannah97 And a challenge of the skill tree is that different paths lead to interconnected skills (dragon press, floor Victorian, ring Victorian, reverse planche and even impossible dips with a lot of lean for example) but the idea is cool, you could have color codes or something like that for...

@dawn16 Where can I buy some?

@hazeldenise1952 Weight grows with the cube of height, while muscle cross section area (which is proportional to strength) grows with the square of height. The square-cube law is why ants can lift more than 20 times their own weight while elephants can barely jump (or not at all, not sure...

@keepyyy I love the parodies 1, 2 by Remi Gaillard.

@zannie90 Interesting theme. It would be harsh to risk losing the chance to do what you love, you'd have to do your best trying to rehabilitate or you'd have to find a new passion.

@prestontg Don't worry helpful bot sir, I already got this.