Freetraining

Freetraining refers to a broad category of athletic or physical training that emphasizes an individual's ability to use their own body weight and natural movements for exercise. It often incorporates elements from gymnastics, parkour, martial arts, and calisthenics. The core principle is to develop functional strength, mobility, coordination, and body control through a variety of exercises performed without or with minimal external equipment.

The focus in freetraining is on mastering fundamental human movements such as pushing, pulling, squatting, lunging, and jumping. Practitioners typically learn to perform exercises like pull-ups, push-ups, squats, handstands, and muscle-ups, often progressing to more complex variations. Progression is usually achieved by increasing repetitions, decreasing rest times, or moving to more challenging exercise forms.

A significant aspect of freetraining is its adaptability. It can be practiced in almost any environment, from dedicated gyms to outdoor parks and even at home. This makes it an accessible form of exercise for many people. The philosophy often encourages creativity and personal expression within the training regimen, allowing individuals to tailor their workouts to their specific goals and interests. While not a strictly defined sport with formal competitions, freetraining fosters a community and often involves sharing techniques and progress online.