u/Miserable_Eye5605

i was watching born again s1 ep6 and around 30 minutes in he drops an f bomb after deciding to become daredevil once again, is this his first f bomb?

I started calisthenics may 17th (now July 6th) so about like 45ish days so far. I barely practice handstand, but I just held a freestanding handstand (kick up from the ground) for about 5 seconds (felt more like 10 but I was counting fast in the handstand), so is this good progress for 1 and a half months? my first goal in calisthenics is handstand, then hspu btw

does anyone remember this duck game?. the premise was basically to find all the ducks, there was about 20 I think, and I played this I think in 2018. it was a big grassy area, and I think there was a wooden shack with a guy in it, who you would talk to. the memorable areas was a big pond, which had a duck at the bottom, and a cave with a king duck, where people would hang out. I believe the cave was at the corner of the map. the wooden shack was also around one of the corners. if anyone can find it that’d be great, I’ve been looking forever

Alright so im 14 135 pounds (61 kg) and starting out i can dp 40 consecutive good form pushups, hold a 10 sec elbow lever, and a 2 minute plank. also a 7 second leaning 90 degree hold (90 degree hold with feet on the ground). im wondering what i should do for progression fast. Right now im doing hollow body holds and planks for abs, archer, diamond, pseudo, normal pushups and pike for upper body. Also im doing dips betwee two desks (dont have any equipment) which leads into why i cant do pullups since i have no bar. SO yeah just tell me anything that can help with progression. Also im 5'9/10 if that helps