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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2009

HS Wall Runs are an excellent non-technical movement for increasing shoulder girdle strength and preparing the body for the rigors of more advanced HS and Press HS Work.

A essay detailing this element is available here:
http://gymnasticbodies.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1392

The GB program details and Xtreme Rings which developed much of this athlete's strength are available here:
http://gymnasticbodies.com/catalog/

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  • What kind of mat is optimal for handstand work?? There are so many to choose from and I would like to know what to look for. Thanks!

  • No special mats are required if you don't already have one, either a hard floor or carpet is fine to work on. In fact a firmer surface is much easier to make balance adjustments on.

    Yours in Fitness,

    Coach Sommer

  • what's a good amount of time or number of taps to start with?

  • There are specific recommendations and guidelines available in an essay on HS Wall Runs available on the Gymnastic Bodies forum.

    Yours in Fitness,

    Coach Sommer

  • would this conditioning also help for the HS press (simple hs press)

  • When you build up to 10 minutes of continuous HS Wall Runs, you will notice a SIGNIFICANT increase in Press HS strength.

    Yours in Fitness,

    Coach Sommer

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  • Facing the wall gives a gymnast the right scooped shape in the upper and lower back. If you do it back against the wall your causing an arch and bad posture.

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  • what workout does this help with?... hand stands?

  • thanks coach, your page gave me a lot of info

  • It's amazing how you managed to invent a progression scheme for this very difficult exercise. Thank you.

  • cool video like the training

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