I've been practicing fingertip push-ups for a while. I can easily do them on three fingertips and on my thumbs, but doing them on just my middle and index fingers is really difficult. Right now, I can only hold myself up on my knees in the push-up position. Do you have any tips/progressions that would help to achieve that two finger push up ?

I've heard that many people at a high level in calisthenics don't track what they eat, but wouldn't tracking help improve their skills faster? I mean, by ensuring they get enough nutrition

This is one of the greatest debates in the fitness industry and in gym trends. Do you think it is MUCH MORE DIFFICULT to go from SKINNY to fit? Or FAT to fit?

I see many people, not even the beginners, but even those who are in quite high level of calisthenics, do not warmup or warmup very short amount of time, why they do not pay attention to it? Because as we know, warming up and streching is necessary specially for calisthenics, if we want to avoid injuries and progress as fast as possible

I saw someone doing a clean planche combo and I told myself "Damn. I HAVE to do that before I die" What's YOUR motivation?