That Reddit routine is oddly and perhaps not optimally engineered from most of our perspective.
We all hang out on this forum and have different things we like but we pretty much all agree that SF works. Multiple Sets of 1-5, done frequently, never to failure, 2 steps forward 1 step back...(or something similar) Heavy poundages. The 50% range. Focus on technique and staying fresh.... You've seen it here by now . Because it's strongfirst and it worked for a lot of people
You can try the methods presented here on this website (there are also many other books and programs that fit the SF philosophy available, although not so much for bodyweight) they will work for you. for sure. A good book on bodyweight training can be had for $10 or less.
Naked warrior definitely works, GTG
Tom Furman's armor of war book works (5-10 sets of 5 push, pull, squat usually hovering in the 50% range).
Aleks salkin provides mostly free material, which is bodyweight from SF perspective.
Original strength is basically bodyweight, there is a lot of overlap between SF and OS instructora
We can't aay the Reddit routine as much because most here are not interested in what its offering
Why not stick to something with very few variables at play. If you pick up a heavy stone or dumbbell and carry it for 10
minutes a day that would probably out do Reddit routine tbh. 2 Chin ups is good . 5 sets of 1 chin chin ups is better.
This isn't Reddit. It's a totally different thing here. A lot of us look out for each other, regroup, come back, keep a log, connect. not as anonymous or impersonal as Reddit,
If you at least keep a log here it might help you with not becoming as frustrated with a lack of progress.