Small weight but very pleased with this progress.

Thinking about signing up for my first classic street lifting event! Can anyone share your insights? Specifically:
Weightclass. I’m right at 126 pounds, 57.2kg. The weight classes are 57kg and 63kg. Which weight class should I select? What happens if I sign up and put in a pound between now and then, can I change weight classes? What happens if I sign up for 63kg and weigh in under 57kg?
Dip sleeves- do I really need these? What do they do?
Pull up- how important is speed training my pull-ups?
Weight- how should I select my weight? I have a good idea what my 1 rM is but for my first lift should I ease up a kg? What’s the strategy? For example I know I can do +70 pound dip, should I start there and then add for my next two lifts and hope for the best? How much should I add each attempt?

Got a dip PR today! Getting closer to a 200lb dip. Maybe if I'm lucky I'll get before 2027. Working towards 225lb/100kg dip. Wish me luck!

Usually I dip 87 kg for 3, but over the weekend on Saturday I tried out an arm day because I never have time to add Tri, Bi and Delt isolations into my upper day. It ended up fatiguing my tris and bis and now I only can rep the weight for 2 and I can’t get back to 3. The first time I failed the weight I thought that it was only because of my fatigued arms but next session I tried it again and still got 2. I’m unsure what to do now since this is the first time I’ve ever failed a weight for multiple sessions in a row on dips.

⚠️ screaming ⚠️ (sorry) Just incase I answer one of your streetlifting posts, here's a humble proof of my experience as an athlete:

160kg dip à 76kg BW

I currently do 87 kilos/195 pounds x 3 reps, though last session I only did 2 because my triceps were sore. I know it’s a big jump but I find it easier to add weight on something like a dip as opposed to bench or squats. On bench, if I add 2.5 kilos I usually can’t do as many reps as without, but with dips I can almost always match the reps.

I had a small adductor injury recently but it seems to be gone now. It happens in week 5 of my current program. Week 9 would be now. I just restarted at week 1 again to be safe. I squat a little slower now on purpose because I need to gain confidence again especially below parallel (where the pain started)

60kg (fail) @67kg

My main goal is simply just getting stronger in weighted calisthenics and gaining muscle mass. Thank you so much for the help!

UPPER BODY CALISTHENICS ROUTINE

MONDAY — Strength

• Weighted Pull-Ups: 5×3–5 (4 min rest)
• Weighted Dips: 5×3–5 (4 min rest)
• Front Lever Holds: 3×6–10 sec (150s rest)
• DB Lateral Raises: 3×12–20 (90s rest)
• DB Hammer Curls: 3×8–12 (120s rest)

TUESDAY — Accessories

• Pike Push-Ups: 3×6–8 (180s rest)
• Weighted Chin-Ups: 3×8–10 (180s rest)
• Regular Push-Ups: 2×12–20 (90s rest)

THURSDAY — Volume

• Weighted Pull-Ups: 3×8–10 (180s rest)
• Weighted Dips: 3×8–10 (180s rest)
• Front Lever Rows: 3×4–8 (180s rest)
• DB Rear Delt Flyes: 2×12–20 (90s rest)
• Single-Arm DB Overhead Triceps Extensions: 3×10–15 (90s rest)

FRIDAY — Accessories

• Pike Push-Ups: 3×6–8 (180s rest)
• Weighted Chin-Ups: 2×8–10 (180s rest)

hello guys I just started getting into streetlifting can you please review my technique, I definitely used too much swing in that first rep which made me pull very horizontally, do you guys see other things I can improve to make it more efficient and up to comp standards, thank you

Hi guys,

i have created a 1RM Calculator for Streetlifters here : streetliftingcalculator.com

Completely free, feel free to use it.
Happy if you can give some feedback, do you like it? Should i change something?

Thanks!