A bodybuilder's first handstand for Alexandrosthenics, on a bosu ball
The UK calisthenics athlete posted one short, while a two-month-old challenge video kept passing three million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The biggest guy in the gym did THIS 💀🤯 #calisthenics #motivation #gym #gymmotivation
Alex, the UK calisthenics athlete behind Alexandrosthenics, put up just one short over the past seven days, and it hands the spotlight to someone else. "The biggest guy in the gym did THIS" follows a very large, very muscular gym-goer trying the kind of balance work Alex's channel is built on.
The comments are mostly about the man himself. Viewers keep remarking on his size and his physique, several cast him as a future screen Hulk, and one of the most liked replies calls it the first bodybuilder ever to try a handstand. Others notice the effort on his face, and one viewer credits Alex as the spotter who made it possible.
The short is a modest starter by this channel's standards, and the real traffic is coming from older uploads. "IMPOSSIBLE calisthenics challenge", now eight weeks old and past three million views, is still drawing more each day than anything else on the channel, with a gym prank from July and a teen-versus-adult challenge behind it. Together they have the channel running well above its usual daily pace, and it is adding about ten thousand subscribers a day toward its 1.07 million.
Among fitness channels of a similar size, that pace is the standout: Colin Weng and Chari Hawkins are busy too, but neither is drawing as many daily views as Alex is right now.
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What viewers say
First Bodybuilder trying a Handstand
@Beinisch-BrawlStarsSee it on YouTubeYou can see how hard he’s trying 😅 good job
@BlackRose6-7See it on YouTubeBro it's very hard for a man like that unless u have Alex as your spotter😂
@NaseerAhmed-u4qSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Alexandrosthenics right now
- Channel
- Alexandrosthenics
- Subscribers
- 1,070,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 27,079
- Views on its first day
- 18,939
The numbers
Here is how Alexandrosthenics' week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
The bosu ball, a balance trainer seen in gyms, is shaped like what?
A bosu ball is an inflated rubber dome on a flat base, essentially half an exercise ball.





