BULLDOG GEAR // SCHOOL OF CALISTHENICS: When Two Specialists Meet

From playing rugby professionally to working with the GB Paralympics team that went to Rio 2016, to setting up the ‘School of Calisthenics’ – it is fair to say Tim Stevenson and David Jackson are specialists in strength and conditioning.

Their training guides and workshops have overseen their student’s muscle up graduations, first human flags and overall progression as athletes. 

However, what the School of Calisthenics do not specialise in is manufacturing. 

That’s where we – Bulldog Gear - step in.

Combining our knowledge and experience, we have been able to bring the first British Made Calisthenics Rig to the market.

The rig can be taken anywhere – and complete with two human flag handles and pull up bar, it’s the most well-rounded calisthenics rig available.

Watch the video below to learn more about this innovative partnership…

March 02, 2018 — Bold Apps
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