I need to take a serious training path, need advice.

[JoaquinGonzalez]

Hi community, I'll introduce myself because I'm looking for some specifig advice . Im from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I'm 24 and been training movement for some years. I have hipermobility in my shoulders and cervical problems since I was very young. Now, happily, thanks to hard work and been kind of an autodidact-research-nerd, I got stable and pretty strong shoulders but a little imbalance in the one that has sufered a complete dislocation (right one). My back is strong too. So gymnastics are a big challenge for me...but I have no rush. I enjoy been a newbie in everything I do. Now I'm geting the free standing handstand slowly, I can also hold a straddle BL and a tucked FL, and discovered that I couldn't do a ring muscle up because of my poor technique training, with no coaching...but I'm getting there too. I've got good overall body control because since I started moving seriously I did a lot of things and learned from different disciplines and people, and I aim to be a well-rounded mover. Since I focused a lot on movement the past years, I need to improve my strenght. I'm in a place where I've learned to control my body and incorporated a lot of theory to be able to progress alone. So the point is, been my own coach is probably not the best choice but the only I can actually afford. Here in Argentina buying anything in dolar price is a pain in the ass and I can't really afford the onlie coaching programs as I'd really like to do. 

In mid-terms I'd like to be able to hold a freestanding HS for 20-30secs, doing a clean B&F Lever, keep progressing in general body control, and for example, install a ring setup at home and knowing what to do with it (muscle ups in short term)

What's your advice? Is there any free program (or some pretty cheap one to start with) that I can follow? 
I never used weights, do you recomend getting into a weighted program (at least 1 or 2 times a week) to gain more strenght? Or I should stick to bodyweight training as I been doing?

Thanks a lot if you read/answer, time is priceless .

Good training you all.

[GoldenEagle]

Save your money so that you that you can start foundation one and handstand one.

 

In the mean time here is a basic workout routine you can customize to suit your needs at the moment.

 

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[JoaquinGonzalez]

Thank you Rayne. I'm looking forward to be able to afford this programs, yesterday I was taking a look at the killroy70 template, the hard part is sometimes finding moves explanations and videos when they are refered only with initials, but it's a matter of incorporating the english terminology. I'll do my homework.