Just seeing this, thank you for sharing your expertise. Having taught & coached various things (academic & athletic), I notice & appreciate someone who knows their subject on a very deep level. This helped so much 🤙 As you know, it becomes increasingly important as we age to work smarter all the time. I've studied handstands in years past but your coaching has been a catalyst. May God bless you & your family with health & prosperity 😁
This is a great explanation of exercises needed to work on my handstands! I am a beginner and have been looking for this type of detailed explanation. Thank you
Nice tutorial. Isn't back to yo wall contradicting holding the hollow body though ? I think for beginners its easy to make mistakes. LE: you mentioned the diwnsides later in the video
Not if done correctly. A hollow position can be more exaggerated in some movements (Like swinging movements), but in a handstand the hollow is more subtle and is really focused around pushing through the lower back and flattening that out. When back to wall, the angle should be coming more from the wrist and maybe a little bit from the shoulders, and not arching back so much from the lower back...and in this way, the subtle hollow can remain intact.
Awesome. That plate drill is also great for working on my body line.
Its great!
Just seeing this, thank you for sharing your expertise. Having taught & coached various things (academic & athletic), I notice & appreciate someone who knows their subject on a very deep level. This helped so much 🤙 As you know, it becomes increasingly important as we age to work smarter all the time. I've studied handstands in years past but your coaching has been a catalyst. May God bless you & your family with health & prosperity 😁
So happy to hear that you got some value out of this!
Awesome job guys! Dave is really good at breaking down the progressions. One of the many reasons why I chose to teach Handstands myself
This is a great explanation of exercises needed to work on my handstands! I am a beginner and have been looking for this type of detailed explanation. Thank you
This is amazing! Great job at breaking down the movements and subtle adjustments!
Excellent pointers! :D
This is great. Thank you!
Great detailed vid!
great video!
Nice tutorial. Isn't back to yo wall contradicting holding the hollow body though ? I think for beginners its easy to make mistakes. LE: you mentioned the diwnsides later in the video
Not if done correctly. A hollow position can be more exaggerated in some movements (Like swinging movements), but in a handstand the hollow is more subtle and is really focused around pushing through the lower back and flattening that out. When back to wall, the angle should be coming more from the wrist and maybe a little bit from the shoulders, and not arching back so much from the lower back...and in this way, the subtle hollow can remain intact.
This is the thinking persons instructional handstand video. This is on a whole nother strata of instruction.
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