It was evening when my family and I went to Lobatera's plaza. We had a great time enjoying the music, the atmosphere, and the people. At one point, it occurred to me to look for my calisthenics friend Nake, who's from Lobatera. I texted him, and it turned out he was training, so I decided to go with him. I had to go alone, as I wasn't familiar with the place, but I finally made it to the barbell park. I wasn't alone there; one of his buddies was there too, and later two more people arrived, though they just stood there watching. When we arrived, we chatted for a while, and I wanted to try out the bars to see what they were like. It was around 8 p.m., the weather was perfect, not too cold, and I couldn't resist the urge to do some calisthenics.

I did a very brief warm-up and started with a transition from L-sit to handstand, followed by a descent into a straddle planche. Despite not having warmed up much, I performed quite well on the straddle planche. I was impressed to notice that my leg and hip extension were adequate, although I needed a bit more hold or protraction. My calisthenics friend also marked the straddle planche, and although he wasn't bad at it, I recommended some exercises to improve his technique and avoid plateaus.

I continued doing some combos, and to my surprise, I ran into a friend from Michelena who I hadn't expected to see there. I also did three muscle-ups, which came out pretty clean. The bar wasn't bad, although at Lobatera it's difficult to work the front lever because they don't have dedicated bars suitable for it. Even so, I gave my friend tips on how to improve this static position and increase his endurance time.

We decided to try a combo together: I transitioned from an L-sit to a handstand, then went down to a straddle planche and back up again, while my friend executed a one-arm handstand. We tried it twice, as the first time didn't go so well, but the important thing is that we had a lot of fun doing it. We chatted and talked into the night, listening to music that made the moment even more enjoyable.

Finally, I transitioned from a front lever to a back lever and vice versa, to the beat of the music, which was a lot of fun. The bars at Lobatera have the essentials for working on static positions, although they aren't ideal for freestyle. I hope to return another day earlier, as this workout was unexpected. I wasn't planning on doing anything on a Sunday night, but I managed to satisfy my urge to practice calisthenics. After all, I returned to the plaza to be with my parents and continue enjoying the family atmosphere.