Handstand- Lower to straddle planche- press out

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  • WOW! You are ridiculously strong. That's absolutely amazing the way you are able to balance like that. Amazing work! Keep it up! :)

  • @officialhugglekitty Thank you very much :)

  • I remember being told to forget about sommies and the like because I was 6', glad to see your skills in handbalancing proving everyone wrong. Might be more difficult but you're the solidest person I know at it, excellent control. I've gone off course with planche training since a bad chest/shoulder injury a few months ago, still not fully recovered but we'll get there. Ever try windmills or flares from breakdancing? Some great core workout and bodyweight exercise with them.

  • @JustAnotherPuppet Hey Cilien! Long time no speak man, how have you been? Thanks a lot for the kind words mate, it means a lot. RE: other stuff, I've certainly thought about it. I'd love to be able to do circles on a mushroom or pommel but I don't have access to anything and I def can't wrap my head around doing flares on floor first lol it seems crazy difficult. How about you? you tried them? Any tips?

  • well done

    

  • @Maseconditioning Cheers buddy. Obviously you can see I haven't been working on my single hand balance :( at least i'm improving on something

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  • @baneparkour Yeah not too bad, been concentrating hugely on tumbling moves, standing fulltwist on grass is the latest. I was working towards flares but my shoulders has set me back, wear socks and keep your legs straight and together on a tiled/wooden/slippy floor and get momentum up with them tmoving around you in a large circle like on a mushroom but leaning on the floor. Gets your muscles and your mind ready for the momentum and feeling, you can then move to straddled, good way 2 get into it!

  • @urbanprogression Thank you. Yes, working hard on core/lower back. I was well warmed up from an outdoor session which helped a lot. Onwards and upwards eh!

  • @Vladislav1449 Thanks! Google Translate is a great tool, I wouldn't have known what this meant otherwise. :)

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