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Handstand – Step In
The step in bridges the gap between wall supported handstands and kicking up to freestanding from the floor. By executing a controlled step into the handstand position you will develop awareness of the correct positioning as well as build up muscle endurance to...
Wushu Stretch – Frontal
Wushu stretching involves pulses into a stretched range to build up resilience and mobility in the associated muscles and tendons. Working carefully this is a very effective way and building functional range of motion and developing your mobility.Cues: Place a heel on...
Handstand – Wall Facing Alignment Drill
With the typical wall facing handstand there is some degree of angle or pike to contact the wall. By flexing the ankle you can keep your alignment vertical and control the balance with your hands. This allows for practice in a perfect vertical alignment that can then...
Handstand – Wall Facing Assisted Freestanding
The wall facing handstand is an integral part of the beginner's handstand toolkit. By utilizing light contact facing the wall, one develops the hand strength to control over balance while having the wall for support on under balance.Cues: Acquire wall facing handstand...
Handstand – Back to Wall Assisted Freestanding
The back to wall assisted freestanding handstand is great for developing confidence in the handstand. Some experts will say you should never train back to wall when learning, but it some cases it may be better to learn and develop some bad habits than to never learn...
Handstand – Freestanding Tuck
The tuck handstand compresses your shape and places additional load on the upper back. This both requires as well as builds powerful shoulder flexion and stability that translates well to other shapes and movements outside of hand balancing.Cues: Enter handstand with...