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Street workout deserves tools that match it.

The discipline is growing fast. Its tools have stayed on a shared spreadsheet and a bank transfer. Calisthenics Corner closes that gap, for competitions as much as for workshops, gatherings and certifications.

Why Calisthenics Corner exists

It starts with two people. Léo, an athlete who lived competitions from the inside before organising them. Mikkel, French WorldSkills champion in web development, who knows the code down to the last detail. Around them, organisers who follow every step and keep bringing us back to what the floor actually needs.

Entries collected by bank transfer. Score sheets on paper. Rankings that never get published. Athletes who find out their running time on the morning itself. A high level discipline organised with whatever is at hand, while functional fitness got its tools ten years ago. We decided to close that gap.

What you have in your hands

Everything an organiser needs, in one place. Entries and online payment, the public event page, the running order, judging from a phone, the automatic leaderboard and the broadcast screen for the venue. Four formats, competition, workshop, gathering and certification, and one interface for all four.

This is not a first attempt. The engine behind Calisthenics Corner has been handling real competitions for close to two years, under another brand. On the day, nothing is allowed to give way. Entries hold the opening rush, the ranking works itself out and the scores come in live while you run the floor.

Calisthenics Corner is built by the same team as Throwdown, the platform behind functional fitness and hybrid racing competitions, and as Unbrokn, the programming tool for coaches. Three platforms, one way of working.

How we work

Our pricing fits on one line. 3% + €1.50 per paid entry, nothing else. No subscription, no fixed fee, and a free event costs nothing. You know what you pay before you even publish your page. All of it is built in France and open to organisers in forty countries, in nine languages and twenty currencies.

Your requests become features. The organisers who follow us tell us what they are missing, and that is what decides what comes next. Not a roadmap written far from the floor.

In which countries can you use Calisthenics Corner?

Calisthenics Corner is open to organizers based in 40 countries across Europe, North America, Oceania and Asia. The organizer connects their own Stripe account, registrations are collected in one of the 20 supported currencies and paid out straight to that account, without going through us. Registration, the rules, the running order and the ranking exist in nine languages, French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish and Danish, and each language serves every country that speaks it. Athletes register from any country, with their nationality and their flag.

40 countries for organizers

  • Australia
  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Bulgaria
  • Canada
  • Croatia
  • Cyprus
  • Czechia
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Gibraltar
  • Greece
  • Hong Kong
  • Hungary
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • Latvia
  • Liechtenstein
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Malta
  • Mexico
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Romania
  • Singapore
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom
  • United States

20 currencies to collect in

  • Australian Dollar AUD
  • British Pound GBP
  • Bulgarian Lev BGN
  • Canadian Dollar CAD
  • CFP Franc XPF
  • Czech Koruna CZK
  • Danish Krone DKK
  • Euro EUR
  • Hong Kong Dollar HKD
  • Hungarian Forint HUF
  • Japanese Yen JPY
  • Mexican Peso MXN
  • New Zealand Dollar NZD
  • Norwegian Krone NOK
  • Polish Zloty PLN
  • Romanian Leu RON
  • Singapore Dollar SGD
  • Swedish Krona SEK
  • Swiss Franc CHF
  • US Dollar USD

Based somewhere else? No country is closed to you. We sign a collection mandate, the platform sells on your behalf, collects the registrations and wires the money to you every week. Write to us

Every feature came from an organiser who asked for it.