Handstand – Wall Facing Balance Drill

Cues:

  • Create vertical alignment from hands through shoulders, hips and feet first
  • Reach tall and out with one foot and strongly engage the core to shift weight more into hands
  • Reach only as far as necessary and do the rest of the work with your body positioning
  • Lightly support against wall with top of other foot
  • Slowly press taller and tighten the core to lighten and eventually pull the assisting foot away from the wall
  • Keep both toes actively pointed

Mistakes:

  • Breaking alignment through the shoulders, spine or hips
  • Tapping off the wall with the foot – Create balance and lighten the wall contact through the hands and shoulders instead.

 

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