By themselves, crow (kakasana) and crane (bakasana) aren't all that exciting. They're good for wrist strengthening and concentration, but the best thing about these poses is that they teach you whe...
By themselves, crow (kakasana) and crane (bakasana) aren't all that exciting. They're good for wrist strengthening and concentration, but the best thing about these poses is that they teach you where your center of mass is. That's what this video is all about!
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You should always warm up the wrists before doing this or any hand balance. Also a solid base of strong tendons in the wrist should be built before attempting advanced hand balances. Something as simple as high rep wrist curls with low weight would be a good start...
make sure your hands are spread very wide. also stretch your forearms. you can do that in down dog or directly. I have very tiny wrists (but big hands) and have no problems with arm balances
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