Add some weight training with a similar lift to your program and gradually prgress overloading with it. i think a 5 sets of 6 reps with a maximum load of 80% of your one rep max on a standing military press exercise once every three training sessions sould be enough in order to maximize your strength level to meet the hand stand push up strength demands.
I have watched SO MANY videos on how to balance. This has helped me so much. Instantly got to the head to ground position. Now only training the getting back up part. I will let you know when I got the whole movement!
Great vid, thank you. I’m getting stuck at the bottom section of the HSPU at 1:28, and I think I’m missing strength exercises for my trapezius, serratus anterior, latissimus dorsi, and core muscles. Do these sound like the muscles I should be focusing on next?
Yes but I wouldn’t focus on the muscles I’d focus on the drills to fill the gaps, eccentrics, pike variations etc. This video should help ruclips.net/video/0u37t8TIhak/видео.htmlsi=U9RYmeanb5KPwM11
For everyone the cue is for stable both descent eccentric phase and concentric phase. Is the cue is. Keep elevation protraction at all times at the shoulder positioning = Upper back rounding. I know many people see the elbow forwards inwards towards the body. But the actual technical cue is. To turn the elbow pits facing towards each other making initiating the forward lean. With the upper back rounding = protraction. Also at all times keep the weight onto the finger tips knuckle backside area of the hands. Took me a long while to learn understand the technique. But thats how i do it in my case. With freestanding hspu. If at any point during the freestanding hspu loose the upper back rounding = elevation protraction it is the thing that throws one off balance. Atleast from my own experience = sinking into the shoulders losing the upper back rounding
There's a lot of videos on HSPU, but this video is by far the one that explains it the best to me. Pillow is also recommended for practicing negatives. XD
got average 10 second holds on my handstands so im thinking of trying to hspu for more knowledge on balance, and also strength. thanks for these amazing videos👍👍
Great, exactly what I needed. I can do sets of 1 handstand push up, but I always struggle with balance. Gonna incorporate negatives with a bent arm hold in my training. Also you mean that when pushing up it is beneficial to favor overbalance/falling forward?
My balance window increased by about an inch I think… my reaction window (which is what I’m calling how far I can fall forward or back before I realize) is the same though
I mean...what the f does his head gear has to do with anything? Afaik he could wear a traditional Scottish skirt. Aren't we all here for his calisthenics tips and tricks ? For fashion advice there is Jeffrey Star😅
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Damn, dude. I’ve been getting stuck on the concentric portion and either over or under balancing. This is just what I needed. 🙏🏼
Add some weight training with a similar lift to your program and gradually prgress overloading with it. i think a 5 sets of 6 reps with a maximum load of 80% of your one rep max on a standing military press exercise once every three training sessions sould be enough in order to maximize your strength level to meet the hand stand push up strength demands.
paul great breakdown of this move. The stability at the tilt position was the root hurdle in my case. Thankyou once again🙌🙌
Great to hear! Thank you
I have watched SO MANY videos on how to balance. This has helped me so much. Instantly got to the head to ground position. Now only training the getting back up part. I will let you know when I got the whole movement!
Glad it helped! great to hear
Great vid, thank you. I’m getting stuck at the bottom section of the HSPU at 1:28, and I think I’m missing strength exercises for my trapezius, serratus anterior, latissimus dorsi, and core muscles. Do these sound like the muscles I should be focusing on next?
Yes but I wouldn’t focus on the muscles I’d focus on the drills to fill the gaps, eccentrics, pike variations etc. This video should help ruclips.net/video/0u37t8TIhak/видео.htmlsi=U9RYmeanb5KPwM11
3:42 sir this is my hspu level
For everyone the cue is for stable both descent eccentric phase and concentric phase. Is the cue is. Keep elevation protraction at all times at the shoulder positioning = Upper back rounding. I know many people see the elbow forwards inwards towards the body. But the actual technical cue is. To turn the elbow pits facing towards each other making initiating the forward lean. With the upper back rounding = protraction. Also at all times keep the weight onto the finger tips knuckle backside area of the hands. Took me a long while to learn understand the technique. But thats how i do it in my case. With freestanding hspu. If at any point during the freestanding hspu loose the upper back rounding = elevation protraction it is the thing that throws one off balance. Atleast from my own experience = sinking into the shoulders losing the upper back rounding
There's a lot of videos on HSPU, but this video is by far the one that explains it the best to me. Pillow is also recommended for practicing negatives. XD
Great to hear! Thank you
Seems that whenever I’m looking for help or advice with handstand stuff Paul just so happens to have posted a video about exactly that lol
That’s my goal 🙃🙃
Thanks
Thank you
got average 10 second holds on my handstands so im thinking of trying to hspu for more knowledge on balance, and also strength.
thanks for these amazing videos👍👍
Try to reach 30 secs of clean handstand to have the perfect initial situation for hspu
I got to 20+ seconds and i can do around 3 hspu but thanks for advice 😊@kaifullhd4361
Excellent video....thanks Paul....helping me learn....
Great video thanks mate!
Thank you !
Great, exactly what I needed. I can do sets of 1 handstand push up, but I always struggle with balance. Gonna incorporate negatives with a bent arm hold in my training. Also you mean that when pushing up it is beneficial to favor overbalance/falling forward?
In my experience during concentric phase keeping your weight on the knuckles or fingers is easier to balance. 🎉
My balance window increased by about an inch I think… my reaction window (which is what I’m calling how far I can fall forward or back before I realize) is the same though
do you put tension on your legs to lock/ make it straight
or just loose it and the legs will straight naturally without any tension
Just enough tension to keep the body as one segment. Not to much so you get tired holding the position
HSPU coming for you.
Yes 💪💪
Why you wear cap in every video
To hold his microphone
I mean...what the f does his head gear has to do with anything? Afaik he could wear a traditional Scottish skirt.
Aren't we all here for his calisthenics tips and tricks ?
For fashion advice there is Jeffrey Star😅
@@adrianhochmann3091 chill bro