Beast. 😮💨 Just a casual press to hspu to Planche. Whilst sipping his morning coffee and having a chat 😅 Newbies would watch your vids and be like “arr yeah that looks super easy, give me a go” 😂
@@PaulTwyman for real, like i said at your other video. Usually my wrists fatigue before my muscles do. I always wondered if i do slmth wrong and no other video on yt was so spot on like yours about positioning of hands and turning your wrists. Almost instantly after adapting your explanation i can do more pushups.
Great video again. Im already able to do a free handstand but difficult to hold that long. Which musscles you activate in your handstand position. Can you explain that more. Thanks a lot.
I wouldn’t overly worry about what muscles you need to use, instead I would focus on the drills and perfecting the techniques. This video explains more ruclips.net/video/LIMEF4acVFE/видео.htmlsi=5N_A88Oi4Qr10_1m
I am learning the handstand right now and I showed it to someone who is good at it and they told me to open my shoulders, could u make a video on shoulder flexibility and getting into the correct position or just explain it in a reply?
No so muscular might be an understatement. He is definitely not a typical bodybuilder (I personally wouldn't wanna be one) but more muscular than typical hand balancers.
This is not just a "guy" - this is Paul! Not the typical muscle beast, but a very sympathic and extremely skillful teacher. Pretty good body shape, I would say.
your content is always fantastic, thanks again Paul
My pleasure!
Beast. 😮💨 Just a casual press to hspu to Planche. Whilst sipping his morning coffee and having a chat 😅
Newbies would watch your vids and be like “arr yeah that looks super easy, give me a go” 😂
Thanks! Lots of practice 🙃
Holy, you just fixed the issue i had with my wrists doing pushups 😮
Awesome!
@@PaulTwyman for real, like i said at your other video. Usually my wrists fatigue before my muscles do. I always wondered if i do slmth wrong and no other video on yt was so spot on like yours about positioning of hands and turning your wrists.
Almost instantly after adapting your explanation i can do more pushups.
That's a great tip, pointing fingers! i've been internally pointing way too much
Glad it was helpful!
The index facing forward is very important
Yes I like that position
Great video again. Im already able to do a free handstand but difficult to hold that long. Which musscles you activate in your handstand position. Can you explain that more. Thanks a lot.
I think mainly shoulder triceps and traps
And forearm
and also scapula, back, glutes and so on
I feel like that’s the tough part for me too. Like I’m nit used to have all muscles activated at the same time. Especially from head to toe 😅
I wouldn’t overly worry about what muscles you need to use, instead I would focus on the drills and perfecting the techniques. This video explains more ruclips.net/video/LIMEF4acVFE/видео.htmlsi=5N_A88Oi4Qr10_1m
Paul will you still be doinh the streams and if so what days
I am learning the handstand right now and I showed it to someone who is good at it and they told me to open my shoulders, could u make a video on shoulder flexibility and getting into the correct position or just explain it in a reply?
Normally Friday or Saturdays between 12-4pm Perth Australia time. But I don’t have a fixed schedule
Try this one for shoulder mobility ruclips.net/video/R_kIhwOCVCs/видео.htmlsi=_jiT4Th6CtE-1LCs
@@PaulTwyman alr thanks and will this automatically fix my handstand or should I change anything else I'm doing?
Waittt so you live in perth???? @PaulTwyman
this guy is heavy and not so muscular, amazing he can do all handstands
No so muscular might be an understatement. He is definitely not a typical bodybuilder (I personally wouldn't wanna be one) but more muscular than typical hand balancers.
This is not just a "guy" - this is Paul! Not the typical muscle beast, but a very sympathic and extremely skillful teacher. Pretty good body shape, I would say.
Thank you 🙏