Everyone Should Handstand – How to Start Training UPSIDE DOWN



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39 thoughts on “Everyone Should Handstand – How to Start Training UPSIDE DOWN

  1. I have a plated broken wrist so my mobility is limited. I can do 90 degrees with my right hand and maybe 75 degrees with my left. Is there another way to handstand that doesn't require full flexion of the wrist? Like on a block maybe?

  2. The way you explained this made me feel a lot more confident in working on handstands on my own. I've had some fear of jumping up into them after I tried it once, and went a little too far and bent a finger too far back. Ever since I haven't been able to try again, but I'm going to work some handstand practice into my days again.

  3. completely off topic but i think you should make a video about studying sometime. just regular plain old boring studying. i have a lot of problems with it and i’ve been trying to improve that skill

  4. Guys, I got really injured a couple of times by learning handstands outside without a wall, I didn't know how to fall. When you are at this stage, to prevent a hard hit on the floor, practice raising one hand when you feel that you are going forward before practicing anything else. It's a miracle I'm still alive, but hopefully you won't injure yourselves 😅

  5. One thing that helped accelerate my progress was to practice far enough away from the wall so I could kick up and balance my handstand, but I still had the wall for support when overbalancing.

  6. I'm just curious.
    Do you train any grapplings and climbing skills?

    Is there a way to train our eyesight?

    And lastly, this might sounded a little silly😅, since you train so many things, do you train your finger and toe nails to be stronger and more functional too?

  7. Thank you so much Liam! (and Adam for bringing him to us) I’ve been trying to learn to handstand for a few years, but I’m now reinspired to implement these tips and get to the point where I can actually balance away from the wall. Also, I liked the cool intro 👌😊

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