Thanks for the welcome! And thanks for the link!

I found my answer (on your page) here:

What are some recommended Bodyweight only programs? For most of these programs, you WILL need a pullup bar at the very least.

SimpleFit is a very easy program to get into, and is very hard to master. Good for general fitness goals. Naked Warrior is a very good program which teaches you how to master the one-armed pushup and the one-legged squat. It also covers many of Pavel's typical techniques, such as maintaining full-body tension, proper breathing, irradiation, and many more. Good for general fitness goals for an intermediate or advance athlete. Convict Conditioning is a great routine with a concrete progression structure focusing on 6 "master" exercises: one-armed pushup, one-legged squat, one-armed chinup/pullup, hanging straight-leg raises, one-armed handstand pushup, and a stand-to-stand back bridge. Good for increasing strength and training to achieve any of these master steps, even from beginner level. RMAX International has an entire line of workout plans which are bodyweight only. TACFIT is an all-in-one plan that is very good. FlowFit covers one specific routine made for freedom of movement and conditioning. BodyFlow covers what RMAX calls "biomechanical exercise" or "tactical gymnastics" - a combination of strength, flexibility, and tumbling work. Building the Gymnastic Body covers gymnastic style training with a fitness slant. Slightly more equipment is required for advanced levels, such as gymnastic rings or parallel bars. You Are Your Own Gym is a fairly comprehensive program that lots of practitioners seem to love. At the very least, it's a good dictionary of exercises. Some more ideas can be read through in this thread.