Handstands meet skateboarding in Chris Heria's Leticia Bufoni crossover
The pro skater trades skills with Heria, while his high-pull-up tutorial draws the most daily views.
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Calisthenics VS Skateboarding | Leticia Bufoni
Leticia Bufoni brings the board; Chris Heria brings the handstand lesson. In "Calisthenics VS Skateboarding | Leticia Bufoni", the two trade disciplines, with Heria teaching the Brazilian pro skater to balance upside down before taking his own turn learning on wheels. Bufoni represented Brazil at skateboarding's Olympic debut in Tokyo, but this exchange gives her a different balance problem.
Nothing new arrived on CHRIS HERIA this week, leaving that crossover and his other tutorials to supply the viewing. The busiest is "How To Pull Up High As F***", now past 600,000 views. Its goal goes well beyond getting a chin above the bar: Heria lays out a progression toward pulling high enough to bring the bar down to the waistline.
There is a useful counterpart further back in the catalog. "Why MOST People NEVER Pass Beginner Calisthenics", posted more than four months ago, remains among his strongest daily draws, addressing mistakes that can stall bodyweight-training progress. Ambitious skills and the basics needed to reach them are sharing the shelf.
The channel added about 10,000 subscribers over seven days despite the upload break. Daily viewing is currently far below its usual level, though, a quieter spell than THENX is experiencing: Heria's other fitness home is drawing above its normal daily audience. On his personal channel, the high-pull-up lesson accounts for most of the current daily viewing.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on CHRIS HERIA right now
- Channel
- CHRIS HERIA
- Subscribers
- 5,410,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 641,870
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Chris Heria's audience and catalog moved over the week.
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Which country did Leticia Bufoni represent at the Tokyo Olympics?
Bufoni competed for Brazil when skateboarding made its Olympic debut in Tokyo.





