How to do a True Grip Handspring// Pole Dance Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 4 май 2022

Комментарии • 12

  • @jessicamarshpole
    @jessicamarshpole  2 года назад +26

    ❗️This is a challenging move. Make sure you are properly conditioned and ready to train handsprings. Trying too soon can cause injuries

  • @Natacha_kitana
    @Natacha_kitana Год назад

    Amazing 🙌🏻

  • @mhuvas
    @mhuvas Год назад +2

    does pole grip not also help keep you more steady on the pole?

  • @axog9776
    @axog9776 9 месяцев назад

    You are awesome

  • @liztodd1005
    @liztodd1005 Год назад

    If I'm right-handed dominant should that hand be at the top or the bottom? I've been practicing my Ayesha with a 0.5 sec hold LOL and I just don't feel safe with my left hand at the top. That leaves me to I don't feel comfortable enough yet with my left hand invert getting my left hand to the bottom! Any advice for me?

    • @silvamaki
      @silvamaki Год назад +1

      Hi! I recommend trying out both sides and see which you are more comfortable with as it really depends on the move, mobility, strenght etc. which side is better. For me it was the side I do my butterfly since I learned my ayesha exiting from butterfly before trying out doing handspring. Hope this helps a bit!

    • @silvamaki
      @silvamaki Год назад +2

      And right is also my dominant hand and my better side was right hand on bottom :)

    • @emilydeaver1326
      @emilydeaver1326 Год назад

      Can you do ayesha on both sides when you drop into it from crucifix/inverted d/extended butterfly? My non-dominant side can barely drop into ayesha from those inverts/tricks and I can currently only handspring on my dominate side (right hand high on pole when i handspring, and I’m right handed)

  • @jazmine-bakugo
    @jazmine-bakugo 10 месяцев назад

    Hey I’m so I am 11 can I do it too or can only adults do it bc I see so much and I want to do tricks so what do I do

    • @breahgardiner3702
      @breahgardiner3702 9 месяцев назад

      There's kids that do pole. Talk to your parents about finding pole classes for kids, some studios have them. If your parents are open to it they could even attend an adult class with you, I've seen mother & daughter share a pole before.

    • @jazmine-bakugo
      @jazmine-bakugo 9 месяцев назад

      I don’t think my mom will do it but thx

    • @jazmine-bakugo
      @jazmine-bakugo 9 месяцев назад

      @@breahgardiner3702thx