Handstand for Beginners | 3 Easy Tips

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3 easy tips to bring your Handstand from nothing to something. Want to develop a Handstand? Do it the right way! This Handstand tutorial will help you develop the flexibility, strength, & balance to handstand. Beginner Handstand tutorial right here!
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Hand standing for beginners! Use this hand standing practice to work your way towards a strong and stable handstand. These three tips are great for developing balance, shoulder strength, body alignment, and mobility. Practice chest to wall handstand, hang, and kickups with the wall. This is great for all levels, from beginners to advanced! Get back to basics with these 3 easy tips. Let your ego go and practice consistency!

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@Strengthside 3 года назад

Gain more mobility & tips like this at www.strengthside.com/movestrongnow Be sure to follow us on IG --> instagram.com/thestrengthside

@tylerk.7947 3 года назад

It took me around a year of consistent practice to be able to do a good handstand. It’s way faster for others, but damn it was hard for me. Figuring out how to position my legs and actively tightening my butt and core were the tips that finally unlocked it. Don’t underestimate the importance of squeezing that booty

@ps-dh8ef 3 года назад

you suck this took me a day lol

@cockeyedoptimista 3 года назад

Thank you for those tips!

@JH-zr8lo 3 года назад

I was glad to see you added "hanging" as conditioning, about 9-10 months into comprehensive handstand training I started Aerial Hoop. I had some crossover skills from yoga but I lacked "pull" strength whereas handstanding and yoga is "push". As I improved hanging to pull ups and other aerial conditioning I was surprised how much of a positive impact on my balance, flexibility and grip strength.

@steveyoung9522 3 года назад

Josh I’m 10 months into handstand journey. I really want to thank you for everything I’ve learned. Your videos have helped me tremendously!!! It’s hard work but worth it. This beginners overview is on point. Keep making great videos like this!!!

@issaiyahyisrael4869 3 года назад

Every piece of advice that you give is gold. Big ups. 🏆

@anishinc 3 года назад

Brother, the BEST part of your channel is you make people believe in themselves and the process :) I cant do this today, but I know someday I will, because you've shared simple steps that can get me to START, which is always the most challenging. I know a few years down, a big point of pride will be 'oh you just found out about Josh, I've been watching him kill it for years' :) Cheers to you my friend, god bless :)

@immortaldragon7735 3 года назад

Im 255lbs, my hands be hurting while trying, but I have been doing some wrist mobility and strengthening which has helped me alot since ive started on my calisthenics and body movement journey! Thanks for the video, you guys really good teachers, peace, one love ✊🏼

@Hustrulill 3 года назад

I love the advice you give in this video. I have worked on handstands for a looong time but never tried the split handstand with a wall.

@jessicacampbell1903 2 года назад

I love your voice, and the way you talk is so calm and encouraging.

@floriangirard2052 3 года назад

Good tips !! Specially body posture to avoid : lordosis ++ and light shoulder flexion

@gabrielborgesteixeira9826 3 года назад

Thank you Josh! Never thought that training the hang in bars would be useful for the handstand. I’ll add this in my routine. It’s a long journey till the perfect handstand. You are amazing, should know that. Love from Brazil 🇧🇷

@go9ro367 3 года назад

I practiced for a year against the wall and was quite comfortable, but when I tried without the wall as backstop, I couldn’t find the proper posture and balance point. Finally solved it by abandoning the wall and methodically practicing kick up. Also, cartwheeling into a handstand helped me learn better balance and control. I no longer fear falling because I can always get back to my feet safely.

@headicuss 3 года назад

Wow that tutorial was amazing,think I'm going to try it out again. I couldn't move forward with my training because of wrist problems,but when I get that sorted out I'm definitely taking your approach 👍🏿👍🏿

@jaimegarciavalladares7419 3 года назад

Respect! Always a inspiration!

@coldblood7429 3 года назад

Great as always! Thx josh!

@therealmathis5362 3 года назад

Ah man a few days ago I decided to start me reversed vertical journey and then this video pops up. Wonderful as always. Thank you for the amazing content. Peace and love my homie

@Andrea-Giachetto 3 года назад

You are the best Fitness channel on RU-vid.

@banstassen7630 3 года назад

Wow! I have been working on handstand, never thougt about chest to wall... Thank you so much!!!

@gauravm. 3 года назад

This video was great, thank you so much, Josh!🙌

@JacobPetrossian 3 года назад

Thanks, Josh! I am challenging myself to learn how to hand stand during lockdown. Cheers for the vid.

@booom615 3 года назад

hows it going?

@PunchNugget 2 года назад

Simple vid. Thanks!

@amandamilo3454 3 года назад

Such a soothing voice.

@TheRussianLondoner 3 года назад

Amazing video, THANK YOU SO MUCH

@lloydgilby4865 3 года назад

Bloody love this josh. Fairplay eye opener to a new format of workout and mobility. Been a pro athlete rugby union, but old now with replaced knees and other joint issues and find you are helping loads. I went to sign up thinking it's 29 a month but I cabt afford 59 a month am gutted but will hope things improve and will sign up. Thanks for helping a old man find his Umph again 🤘

@sarelito9202 3 года назад

Good advice, thanks!

@RonViner9 3 года назад

Josh, love your videos!

@philphilphil 3 года назад

Video came at the right time 👌🏻

@UltimateXmas 3 года назад

great video, gotta get this going.

@Pados_music 3 года назад

Thanks, i needed that.

@inezcrismali7523 3 года назад

I love this video! 🙏

@taylorbreanne7397 3 года назад

I love your videos Josh, you're so chill :)

@chrisplayz253 3 года назад

I feel like I'll be able to do a handstand if I follow your instructions. Thanks for the free information brother 💪👍🤜🤛

@EvolutionFitness369 3 года назад

THANKS.

@michaeldowell8188 3 года назад

Thanks man!

@onkarhande5304 3 года назад

It's short video but very helpful that I ever seen

@s.senthilkumar8140 2 года назад

great

@Ex0dus111 3 года назад

This is great and useful, but hopefully there is a part two to this, as you stopped right at the difficult part. Lots of people try for years and never get off the wall.

@aengusgiblin2284 3 года назад

Awesome

@alvarozinola59 3 года назад

Excelente! Muchas gracias amigo... Hoy comienzo a seguirte... Today, I begin to follow you My Friend... i'm 42 traes old and i hope to be able to make it one day! Big hug from Uruguay!

@binoyashok3620 3 года назад

gonna try man🤘

@ricardogkruger 3 года назад

Very Top

@JesseMatias 3 года назад

Great! 😊

@ma-ox2pm 3 года назад

I can do forearm stand and head stand but can never do a hand stand, thank you for the advice, cheers mate

@RamoulVinit 3 года назад

Great bro 🔥

@SENTHILKUMAR-eq1fg 3 года назад

VERY super sir.l LIKE it.

@PabloMartinez-gt9yw 3 года назад

Cool I always wanted to do handstands

@junglegymbali5136 3 года назад

I made it in june 20 do it each day twice Right now i train going from squat position to it & after gonna train handstand pushups....)

@NordKristal1kristal 3 года назад

Omg amazing like

@Blxzeraps 3 года назад

Man your voice is so soothing...

@annasaclolo6929 3 года назад

Ohhhh! Okay 👌.!!!!

@JR-be7bi 3 года назад

Oh my.. Handstand just reminded me of my childhood...... Body was definitely more flexibility then 😁😁

@SeekingandBeing 3 года назад

Hey Josh, rad vid. Thanks for all the options 👍🏻 I have a bothersome shoulder but I WILL GET THERE 💪🏼 BTW, I can't seem to access your video from yesterday. It says private video 🙈

@javan5938 3 года назад

¡Te amo!

@tomikk86 3 года назад

name of the soundtrack please? (great choice) and cool tutorial of course, will try practice front to the wall more, thanks!

@User_ML907 8 месяцев назад

I avoid handstanding chest against wall because it causes me pain in the in the spine at the lowest part of the back. I manged to strengthen my core and back with stabilization and strengthening drills for long time. I will give this a go carefully with pushing hard the floor and squeezing everything.

@qevivcreations8536 3 года назад

Hey Joshua, would u like to show us excercies for trapezius muscles?

@ticoalochancho 3 года назад

Great stuff! Why had I never tried the chest to wall? All my life messing around!

@Strengthside 3 года назад

Most people are the same! Chest to wall required a little setting the ego aside 😁

@cockeyedoptimista 3 года назад

I've tried all my life, just like the example at the beginning! Could always do headstands w/ no problem but not hands - and my twin (not identical) could always stand on her hands, even walk! Coupla years, a yoga teacher explained it had to do with strength, and suggested I work up to it by doing pushups and other exercisss to build shoulder and wrist strength before moving to the wall. That was the first I heard that it had to do with strength & not just balance! I didn't work on it - too much chaos in my life - but I'm still interested. Maybe your advice will be helpful too. I always had good balance, but upper body strength is another story, as well as slender (weak) wrists and ankles, which I want to build up. Maybe some people might need more prep b4 they go to the wall?

@Baker4life777 3 года назад

Make a video about working out with a broken foot

@swethasankar1318 3 года назад

What should I do to strengthen my hands to support my body

@DailaLV 3 года назад

Hi...I'm quite motivated to this 💪 today I tried first time with wall. Didn't last long though 😁 I have two questions : is it normal to feel quite some pressure and pulsating around ears? And how long time I have to do it? I mean, per day, ? Thanks

@sogood3966 3 года назад

I'm not expert,but been learning handstand for a while.1)Pressure when you upside down is very normal,as you keep praticing your body will get used to it.2)In training skill,you have to focus on your form,when you're feel like you're breaking it then just stop and rest.With that said,the intensity is low,4-5 times per/week once per/day is enough.If you usually go to the gym,make sure your muscle is recovered(espeacially,shoulders and triceps).Wish you luck

@Ed-em6mf 3 года назад

My issue with handstand is that whenever i stop looking at the ground and face straight in front of my body, I start to feel dizzy and lose balance almost right away. :D

@nomadsland4600 3 года назад

Thanks Josh... the big problem is always the lack of flexibility of the shoulders

@angelafeero 3 года назад

As a fat girl at the beginning, the kick up was so scary. Even though I knew I had the strength I needed my coaches to guide me up to the wall. To all the fatties out there....YOU GOT IT!

@Micro.Movement 3 года назад

Chest to wall is great, but not necessarily the best for beginners, using more wall variations helps practitioners to improve their alignments and strength faster.

@josephniece815 3 года назад

Portland Oregon?

@hilaluzun6266 3 года назад

👏👏👏✌️

@indianbot25 3 года назад

What shorts are those?

@puntabachata 3 года назад

How do you get back away from the wall and safely down in the first beginner tip?

@sujatagawade7770 3 года назад

The way you got into that position,try to return in the same way

@lauralarsen5741 2 года назад

How do I get my wrists from being sore/tired?

@lwandilemakubalo7477 3 года назад

'I appreciate you spending the time, make sure to subscribe'.

@gaia_arttt 3 года назад

Unfortunatelly I just ate before I Watch this video.... I would have do this immediately..... But tomorrow is a good day!

@varunroy221 3 года назад

And so is day after tomorrow. 😅

@gaia_arttt 3 года назад

@@varunroy221 I am serious though 😋😋😋😋

@Strengthside 3 года назад

How did it go ??

@gaia_arttt 3 года назад

@@Strengthside well it was too difficult for me to go upside down. I have the strength but I guess it is mostly my fear of falling down even against the wall, that doesn't let me do it. It takes time and practice and someday it will be easy for me to do! Thank you for asking 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@somerandomboi8239 3 года назад

@@gaia_arttt learn to break your fall first. That will help you overcome your fear. Search up "judo ukemi", it's designed for hard surfaces. It is possible to fall and not feel anything at all, trust me. And it's really easier to learn than handstand bcs it is nothing about strength, only technique. And it looks badass when you do it.💪 Good luck.

@ienjoyapples 3 года назад

I've been training my handstand nearly every day for 7 months and I still can't hold it for more than a few seconds with any consistency. I'm really starting to get discouraged. I stopped using the wall a while ago, but I will go back to it and try these tips. Thanks.

@brambes1804 3 года назад

The turtle beats the rabbit

@tepaguilar2019 3 года назад

Just keep at it. Some people learn fast, others do not. Just keep practicing smartly and efficiently, one day something is gonna click and things will finally start falling into place!

@Strengthside 3 года назад

Keep going!

@N0R3L777 3 года назад

Using the handstand as an exercise for time is definitely humbling lol

@Mike-hw5jp 3 года назад

Great vid but why does NOBODY on the internet talk about HOW TO FALL? The #1 problem I have is not having a safe way to come down from chest to wall. If you get too close you can fall onto your hips/back and really injure yourself. If you hold it too long you are so fatigued that walking your hands away from the wall to come down is almost impossible. I have started my kickup journey to back-to-wall and it is terrifying but I know that I either hit a wall or come down to my feet. Any thoughts or tips ?

@Strengthside 3 года назад

Tom Merrick has a video on this

@koxanie 3 года назад

👍🌌

@finnneilson6229 3 года назад

Is it bad to do handstands frequently for more than a minute, feel like all the blood going to my head isn't healthy in the long run maybe... Doesn't feel good

@kgajjahnhutchinson-baldwin6411 3 года назад

Holy shit bro.

@Mohammed-js6cz 3 года назад

I'm 6'3 and obese and have never been flexible or really strong in regards to core strength. Would I be able to achieve this?

@VinOptimaxxx 3 года назад

Yep, although you've got some work ahead of you :)

@MsGeorge50 3 года назад

Its very hard for me to breath when I try to handstand. It feels like the whole pressude of my body is in my head and on my chest. Edit: I am 60kg with 1,83m height

@annnichakul 3 года назад

EC. George yes, I agree that it’s hard to breathe

@peterpan8360 3 года назад

the higher your blood sugar level is at this time, the stronger this feeling is. try not to eat anything and only drink water for some time before your handstand session

@BatkoBrat 3 года назад

@@peterpan8360 yes! Do it on an empty stomach. I do 80% of my workouts on an empty stomach. It is life changing

@3DHDcat 3 года назад

Just weak

@JH-zr8lo 3 года назад

Your body needs to acclimate to being inverted and developing your proprioception. Start with down dog and forward fold--breathe slowly and deeply. Also try learning crow pose and headstand before progressing to handstand.

@annnichakul 3 года назад

I think my problem is my upper back and shoulder are not strong enough

@SeekingandBeing 3 года назад

Hi Nichakul! I'm strengthening my shoulders by holding downward dog and dolphin pose. You can look them up and see if those help👍🏻

@AlessiaDarkstar 3 года назад

Doing the wall stand scares me that I might fall backwards

@westdel1 3 года назад

Same

@lehongduong132 3 года назад

You need to learn how to bail first. Start with wall walk, then lift one hand up and rotate your body to fall down to the side. At first do this farther from the wall and progressively move closer as you get more confident.