huge diffrence. a frog stand has you legs taking most of the pressure off of your arms, allowing armes to focus on balancing. the tucked planche (however) leaves both balance, and lifting soley on your arms (and finding the center of balance can be a b!+c#)
no. bending your arms shortens the lever and reduces the strain on your shoulder muscles.
you should train it with straight arms because a bent arm planche doesnt realy look very good and its not as hard. also you should train tuck planche pushups too just to keep balanced muscles. you dont want massive shoulders but no triceps or biceps.
Yes I always thought Tucked planche was very easy, but when i tried to do it myself it wasn't that easy at all. So probs. I can barely hold a tucked planche for 10 sec now
hey...dude im 13 years old and need some advice on how to do that!!! will u give me some tips...everytime i try to do that i get into it and then fall forward
Nice hold, especially the advanced in the end is hard. I'm currently working on holding my tucked longer using Sommers' guide, so I know how hard it is :)
my fucking wrist the almost broke didn't let me try....
will try when healed.
psxworld101 1 year ago
Good, how long does it take to go from tuck planche to advance tuck planche and then to planche?
I can do tuck planche for 2-3 seconds now, aiming for a longer hold, then to straighten my legs
SteelboneNakedlunch1 1 year ago
go to jail and use this position man
ALEdoublebackflip 2 years ago 7
@ALEdoublebackflip HAHAHAA!
qwertz4you 2 years ago
What's the difference between this and a frogstand?
FrozenSabre 2 years ago
frog stand your knees are rested on your elbows which takes weight off your muscles.
bobbyatopk 2 years ago
Thank you
FrozenSabre 2 years ago
huge diffrence. a frog stand has you legs taking most of the pressure off of your arms, allowing armes to focus on balancing. the tucked planche (however) leaves both balance, and lifting soley on your arms (and finding the center of balance can be a b!+c#)
skippy6002 2 years ago
there is no such thing as a frog stand it is jst called a tucked planche
bboydizzy69 2 years ago
are your arms supposed to be bent when you do this?
hhoh12 2 years ago
no. bending your arms shortens the lever and reduces the strain on your shoulder muscles.
you should train it with straight arms because a bent arm planche doesnt realy look very good and its not as hard. also you should train tuck planche pushups too just to keep balanced muscles. you dont want massive shoulders but no triceps or biceps.
bobbyatopk 2 years ago
no, it decreases leverege acting on the shoulders. Once you go through a few progressive variations you can use this for puchups though.
animalonfire100 2 years ago
what a quality! amazing... not...
but ya cool though (:
xD4RKBL00Dx 3 years ago
Nice work! I'm almost at the same point in the progression myself :)
Maugister 3 years ago
wooooooooooooooooooooooooow coooool
GoldenAmericanRed 3 years ago
hey, was the tuck planche wat u started off with and at the very end what you did was that an advanced plance tuck ?
arthurconditioning 3 years ago
yeah :)
bobbyconditioning 3 years ago
That was good, I'm trying to learn that.
sascwach 3 years ago
how can u gain strength for this move thanks bobby
kane123369 3 years ago
Man that is sweet
Knate123456789 3 years ago
Yes I always thought Tucked planche was very easy, but when i tried to do it myself it wasn't that easy at all. So probs. I can barely hold a tucked planche for 10 sec now
274933259 3 years ago
this is easy.. I want to the straight legged planche..
Raghav91 3 years ago
I need a better quality video of my Sitting to planche to handstand. yours seems ok.
MindOfOrderedChaos 4 years ago
i think a few months
i could not realy tuck planche at all wen i first tried.
bobbyconditioning 4 years ago
how long did it take you to get to this point?
Cathal002 4 years ago
Do some of the other exercises that he has put up , like the pseudo push ups , and handstand push ups for devloping shoulder strength.
Georgepk4life 4 years ago
hey...dude im 13 years old and need some advice on how to do that!!! will u give me some tips...everytime i try to do that i get into it and then fall forward
wrt93 5 years ago
Nice hold, especially the advanced in the end is hard. I'm currently working on holding my tucked longer using Sommers' guide, so I know how hard it is :)
Keep training!
beghilhorst 5 years ago
:) thanks dude. sommers guide is cool. i mailnly do pseudos for my training and stradle lever to handstand and stuf like that.
bobbyconditioning 5 years ago
hey bobby can you direct me to some guides for planche?
bboyfresco 5 years ago
Wat is sommer's guide(and where can i get a copy plzz)
realduhaney 5 years ago
Here's the Sommers guide:
It's not allowed to post URLs, so just google for
"training for the planche pull up"
it's the first result
ivarjunk 4 years ago
thanx man
realduhaney 4 years ago