The ONLY Course You’ll Ever Need on Bodyweight Leg Training

Build Flexibility, Strength and Endurance by Mastering Bodyweight Squats, Pistols and Other One-Legged Squats

Dear Friend,

Ohhhh! I was inflexible. I tried to squat all the way down, but something was holding me back…my own muscles. Luckily, for me, that came quickly, but then I moved on to the next challenge.

In the beginning, I could manage a whopping total of 30 reps of bodyweight squats before my muscles were on fire forcing me to quit.

I made progress slowly but surely. Then came the next big challenge. The pistol is a name for the one-legged squat and it was well beyond me when I first attempted it. But with step-by-step progressions, I built the strength, stability and flexibility required.

From there I started to add reps…and weight…and more. My leg strength, flexibility and coordination just kept improving.

Then just a few years ago my eyes were opened to some new challenges like the shrimp squat and dragon pistol which I set out to master.

My Entire 15+ Year Journey of Bodyweight Leg Training Experience Distilled Down into 6 Roadmaps to Follow…

I won’t claim to be the greatest bodyweight squatter on the planet. But I’m pretty good! Over the years I’ve accomplished a good amount:

  • 1000 bodyweight squats in a single set (taking slightly more than half an hour)
  • Over 25 reps on each leg in the Pistol
  • Pistols with an added 106 lbs. of weight
  • The 4-Way One Legged Squat, which takes a large amount of flexibility

And that’s just some of the highlights. (See the video above if you want to see them in action!)

What’s more is that I’m good at TEACHING.

I’m skilled at systematizing information for real-world results. I’m skilled at breaking things down in a way that anyone can follow. That means you!

It’s all about going from A to Z. “A” is where you are at right now. And “Z” is where you want to go. The better you can plot a specific course, by understanding what it takes to go from A to Z, the better your results will be.

Would you set out on a road trip without a map or destination?

Or would you want GPS to guide you the whole way?

The Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols 2nd Edition is the GPS I’ve created to guide you towards six different possible bodyweight training goals. As such, this course is divided into six sections.

Module 1 – How to Gain a Full Range of Motion Squat

A natural human motion is to be able to squat all the way down, to sit on our own legs. Across the world, this is used as a rest position, where games are played, or meals are eaten while in a rock bottom squat. But in “Westernized” countries sitting on our butts all day long at school, work, in front of screens and in our vehicles, we lose this range of motion. Learn how to reverse that trend… (59-minute runtime)

  • Finding the Correct Squat Form for Yourself to Help Unlock Your Body. Hint: Not Everyone is the Same!
  • Breathing for Squats…aka when to use Paradox Breathing and when to use Anatomic Breathing for Greater Performance
  • Common Squat Mistakes to Avoid
  • What the Low Back should be Doing in Rock Bottom Squats (The Answer Might Surprise You)
  • The Ultimate Tool to Increasing Your Range of Motion. If you use this and nothing else you will achieve a rock-bottom squat!
  • How to Manually Pry Open Your Hips for Additional Flexibility
  • Sitting Back vs. Sitting Down and how this helpful hint can instantly improve your range of motion.
  • 3 Methods of Box Squats for Added Progression
  • How Using a Weight Can Help You Done in This Way
  • Sample Training Plans for Full Range of Motion Squats
  • Use this Time Challenge to Not Just Achieve a Full Range of Motion but Become Comfortable in it!

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Module 2 – Adding in Tons of Squat Variations

Here you can go beyond the regular squat with plenty of exercises that further what your legs can do. (73-minute runtime)

  • 22 Different Squat Variations Covered (and some have variations within them too!)
  • How to Use Hindu Squats for More Quad and Calf Work, as Well as High Reps
  • Using Cossack Squats and Feet Together Squats to Build Even More Flexibility
  • How to Further Open Your Hips and Strengthen Your Glutes with Wide and Sumo Squats
  • What You Might Think of as a “Sissy” Exercise actually Proves to Be One of the Tougher Two Legged Squats
  • Various Lunge Positions and Methods that Build Your Towards One-Legged Squats
  • Various Jumps and Jumping Squats for Explosiveness
  • Awkward Position Squats like the Cross Leg Version for Injury-Proofing
  • Sample Training Plan to Achieve 100 Reps in a Single Set
  • How to Train a Variety of Squats and Why this is Better than Sticking to One Squat Version

Module 3 – How to Train to do Hundreds or Even a Thousand Reps in a Single Set

This short module covers what it takes if you want to build to huge numbers of squats even in a single set. (20-minute runtime)

  • How to Effectively Use the ‘Grease the Groove’ Method for Endurance
  • When Frequency of Training Becomes a Major Player
  • How I Built Up to Doing 500 Squats in a Single Set EVERY DAY without Getting Sore!
  • What a little bet with a friend taught me about ‘Mental Toughness’ and how this instantly improved what I could do…and will for you too!
  • Lastly, what it took to accomplish 1000 Reps in a Single Set

Module 4 – Achieving Your First One-Legged Pistol Squat

This can be a long journey or a short one depending on where you’re starting from. Here’s a secret. The strength required for this move isn’t all that much. What stops most people is the flexibility required. (50-minute runtime)

  • Top Tips on Form for the Pistol Squat
  • What to do with the Free Leg? 3 Different Things You Can Do…and What I Use Almost Exclusively
  • The Best Two Leg Exercise to Build Pistol Flexibility
  • A Few “Cheat” Options that can Progress You to the Free Move
  • Several Methods of Box Pistols
  • How to Use a Stomp, Your Breath and Your Hands to Make Pistols Easier!
  • How the Rolling Pistol can be used for Flow and to Help You Achieve that Last Inch
  • Sample Training Plan for Achieving Full Range of Motion Pistols

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Module 5 – Mastering the Pistol with Added Flexibility Challenges, Jumps and Weights

Achieving a single rep isn’t the end but just a starting point. In this fifth section, we go beyond just repping out pistols and make them much tougher. (54-minute runtime)

  • How to Train to Add Reps once You’ve Achieved Your First One.
  • Pure Bodyweight Squat Variations that are Harder than the Pistol that Improves Flexibility and More!
  • Various Jumping Pistols to Build Explosiveness
  • Several Variations of Weighted Pistols (What is Easiest and What is Hardest)
  • Different Ways to Hold Weights and How These Change up the Exercise more than you might think!
  • Why the Ball of Foot Pistol is a Mighty Strength Challenge
  • Sample Training Plan for Building up to 20 Pistols per Leg
  • How to Train to Add Lots of Weight to Your One-Legged Squat
  • How to Train for Reps, Explosiveness and Weight All at Once!
  • A Training Plan to Improve Your Flexibility and Mobility Further
  • A Warmup/Mobility Flow for Working on These Squats

Module 6 – Mastering the Other One-Legged Squats, the Shrimp Squat, Dragon Pistol and Figure 4 Squat

While the pistol squat may be the “classic” one-legged squat it is far from the only one. Nor is it necessarily the best of the bunch. Each of the other one-legged squats comes with its own flexibility challenges and demands. (66-minute runtime)

  • The Progression of Airborne Lunge to Shrimp Squat to Double Shrimp Squat to Jumbo Shrimp Squat and Beyond
  • Why the Weighted Airborne Lunge may be the Best Weighted One Legged Squat to Train. Discover several ways to do it…
  • The Exact Hand Positions Needed for the Shrimp and Double Shrimp Squats
  • How to use Range of Motion to Progress in Shrimp Squat Ability
  • How the Figure 4 Squat Builds External Hip Rotation, Dorsiflexion and More
  • Why Using Counterweights to Progress in Shrimp Squat Ability is Ideal
  • Why Big Guys will Never Pull Off the Dragon Pistol!
  • How Understanding the Middle Stage of the Dragon Pistol is Key to Performing It
  • How to use Assisted Dragon Pistols and Holds to Progress in Dragon Pistol Ability
  • Sample Training Plans for the Shrimp Squat, Figure 4 Squat and Dragon Pistol each
  • Specific Stretches Specific to These Exercises
  • How to Combine All Four One Legged Squats into the Ultimate Challenge, the 4 Way One-Legged Squat
  • A Warmup/Mobility Flow for Working on These Squats

What is Inside the Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols?

This course is complete with a detailed ebook and videos showing you everything. Understand that this is a deep dive!

The ebook clocks in at 111 pages filled with techniques and detailed photos of each and every exercise. In total there are roughly 56 exercises covered. Workouts and sample training plans fill its pages for each module.

The videos are a total of roughly 6 hours. Don’t worry! You don’t need to watch that all, not right now anyway. Simply load up the module that is most pertinent to where you are today and watch that one.

Later on, you can watch the more advanced material…when you are ready for it.

(And if you’re ready to skip straight to Module 5 or 6 then go for it!)

An Investment in Your Training Knowledge, In Your Body and Your Health

Yes, you can find free videos about bodyweight squats on Youtube. So why should you invest in this course?

The answer is simple. The structure and the layout. It is a system…not some random tips and variations.

As I said before, this course contains my 15+ years of experience with bodyweight squats. There is a lot here…and I’ve separated tons of wheat from the chaff. I’ve eliminated what you don’t need, what would actually stand in your way to getting results.

Going from A to Z is about progression. Sadly, how you structure that progression is seldom taught in most places. But that is the what this course is about.

By investing here you’re saving yourself wasted time and effort.

The original version of The Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols was good. It helped plenty of people. But this new 2nd Edition is far better.

It’s more complete and more progressive than anything else out there. (In fact, I challenge anyone to show anything else that even comes close!)

At the beginning of this page, I state this was “The ONLY Course You’ll Ever Need on Bodyweight Leg Training.” That is true. This knowledge will keep you covered for a lifetime.

“I love it. At work tonight ( I now bartend), my friend was blown away by my pistol, which I learned from your book. Btw, it was SO smooth and controlled in the middle of a busy shift (and this guy actually has a planche, but his pistol was garbage). I just love your words and dedication. Thank you! But, for real, I’m almost 40 and somehow impressed a 20 something uber fit dude with a nasty planche because of your book. Think about that… Thank you!”
– Travis Brown

So you may pay a bit more today, but isn’t it worth it?

Understand that I currently charge $200/hour for my time. That’s what it would cost for you to do a coaching call or training session with me. And it’s probably going up in the near future.

It took me at least 50 hours to put together this course…not adding in the countless hours spent training, teaching students and experimenting that build up the knowledge base required. $200 x 50 hours comes out to $10000, but of course, you’re not paying anything close to that.

Even if you just look at the hours in the video course that would come out to $1200.

The Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols 2nd Edition is priced at $99.

The Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols 2nd Edition (Complete Videos and Ebook)
Only $99

Physical Book Only $104 +S/H

100% 3-month Money Back Guarantee
If you don’t feel like this is worth every penny you can get a full refund no questions asked. Just let us know and we’ll give you your money back. This is 100% risk-free. All the risk is on us as you can download it right away and take three months to decide if it’s worth it to you.

Everything is downloadable to your computer or viewable online.

(If you like real books over ebooks like I do, you’ll find an inexpensive upgrade offer in the cart so you can get a copy of that too. But the videos are only available in online format.)

Bonus: The Ultimate Bodyweight Training Template

This all may be great for squats…but no one just does squats!

The appendix covers how to do any of the squats along with pushups/handstand pushup, inverted rows/pullups, and ab exercises for a full body weight training program.

Understand the progression in this template and how to put it together and you can use this for years to come!

Bonus: Bodyweight Basics and Progression

When it comes to strength and fitness, progression is the name of the game. Even though this is the MOST important element, few people give it the attention it deserves. In this short bonus video module, I lay out what you need to know about bodyweight training and how to progress with it.

Since it is not as simple as adding a little weight, you need to get a bit more creative. Understand these principles and you’ll be able to go far with bodyweight training.

(34-minute runtime)

100% Money Back Guarantee!

As with all my courses, this comes with a 90-day money back guarantee. If you’re not happy with it for any reason, let me know and I’ll refund every penny.

Order the course today. Start viewing the book and videos. Put it into action and you will get stronger and more flexible. But if for any reason you don’t, you risk nothing besides a small investment in time.

What Will You Do With Your New-Found Strength?

When you put these exercises into action you will get stronger. There is no doubt about it. When so few people can do a single pistol squat, you’ll be busting out several with ease. All you have to do is follow the game plans as they’re laid out.

This is the course I wish I had when I got started. But it didn’t exist, so I had to find all the answers through trial and error and from many other sources.

You have the luxury of getting it all in just one place.

Isn’t it time you used this ultimate exercise to achieve dramatic strength gains?

In strength,
Logan Christopher
Logan Christopher

P.S. If you want to be strong, you need to do some form of squat training. Learning to master your bodyweight is a great way to go. So why not go deep and learn all you can about them? Don’t forget you’re backed by a 3-month guarantee. Get results or get your money back.

The Ultimate Guide to Bodyweight Squats and Pistols 2nd Edition (Complete Videos and Ebook)
Only $99

Physical Book Only $104 +S/H

100% 3-month Money Back Guarantee
If you don’t feel like this is worth every penny you can get a full refund no questions asked. Just let us know and we’ll give you your money back. This is 100% risk-free. All the risk is on us as you can download it right away and take three months to decide if it’s worth it to you.