Shoulder Prehab

Rest between sets: As Needed
Intensity: Light

workout_number	sort_number	Demo	Exercise	Reps/Sets	How to/Cues
agms	2		Forehead to W 1x8		Rotate your hands for the thumbs to point towards the ceiling as your bring your arms to the W. Make sure you have a 90 degrees angle in your shoulders and that your elbows are in line with the shoulders. Pull your hands and elbows up towards the ceiling and not back. Keep your chest on the floor the entire time and rotate your hands for the thumbs to point towards the ceiling. Keep your legs engaged but on the floor. Point your feet and make your ankles touch.
agms	3		Straight to W 1x8		On the way back stop with your elbows in line with your shoulders and a 90 degree angle in your elbows. Lift your forearms towards the ceiling and squeeze on top for a moment. Keep your chest on the floor the entire time and rotate your hands for the thumbs to point towards the ceiling. Keep your legs engaged but on the floor. Point your feet and make your ankles touch.
agms	4		Back Extensions 1x8		Then externally rotate your arms, squeeze your shoulder blades together in the back, look up towards the ceiling and engage the whole back lifting the upper body of the floor. Keep your feet about shoulder width apart on the floor the entire time. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop!
agms	5		Elbow Lifts 1x8		Lift your elbows up as you were trying to make them touch behind your head. Bring them back down slowly. Do not slam them into the floor. Keep your legs engaged but on the floor. Point your feet and make your ankles touch. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop!
agms	6		Arm Circles 1x12 each direction		Keep your chest on the floor and lift your head sligthly. Keep your legs engaged but on the floor. Point your feet and make your ankles touch.
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	8	Shoulder Prehab - Long Elastic
bhnt	9		Overhead Triceps Extension Warm Up 1x12 each side		Allow your shoulder to move and elbow to flare naturally as your bend your arm. Engage your core to stabilize your position. Exhale as you extend the arm. Inhale on the way back.
bhnt	10		Single Arm Overhead Arches 1x8 each side		Engage your core to stabilize your position. Minimize arching of the lower back. Lock your elbow and look at your hand. This is a core activation drill and not a back stretch. Do not bend too far towards the back!
bhnt	11		Half Kneeling Single Arm Shoulder Press 1x8 each side		Stop lowering the arm with your elbow next to your shoulder and 90 degrees bent. Engage your core to stabilize your position. Exhale as you extend the arm. Inhale on the way back.
bhnt	12		Row - Rotate - Press 1x6 each side		Separate your movements. First pull your hand back and up aligning your elbow with the shoulders, then rotate the arm and finally press the hand overhead. Follow this same path on the way back down. Imagine you had a solid stick going through your shoulders and the working arm all the way to your elbow. Rotate the arm on this axis. Stand far enough from your attachment point so you can apply constant backwards pressure on the elastic as you extend your arm overhead.
bhnt	13		Bent Over Thumbs Up Back Flies 1x12		Keep your shoulders low and pull your arms back as if you were trying to touch your elbows behind your back. Rotate your hands so the thumbs are guiding the movement and the elastic is leaving your firsts on the pinky side. Exhale as you pull your arms back.
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ciou	22		Butterfly Shoulder Warmup 3x up and down		Apply constant outwards pressure on the elastic as you raise your arms overhead and back. Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. Engage your core to stabilize your position.
ciou	23		Overhead Warm Up Pushes 1x8		Separate your movements. First rotate your arms inside of your shoulders to bring the elbows in front of your chest. Then push your hands overhead. Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. Apply outwards pressure on the elastic the entire time but do not externally rotate your arms.
ciou	24		External Rotations with Loop 1x8		Externally rotate your arms against the pressure of the elastic whilst keeping your elbows connected to your side. Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. Engage your core to stabilize your position.
ciou	25		Looped Wall Steps 1x6 step each way		Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. Slide your hand out on the wall against the pressure of the elastic. Keep your elbows locked. Engage your core to stabilize your position.
ciou	26		Forearm Plank Shoulder Burner with Elastic and Foam Roller 1x12		Rock your elbows back and forth carefully whilst keeping your body stable. Engage your core and create 1 straight line from your feet all the way through your neck. Protract and depress your scapula. Do not allow your shoulder blades to stick out behind.
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djpv	29		Elastics - Back Flies in 5 Angles 1x8 each angle		Straighten your arms and work with your palms facing the attachment point. Straighten out your back and keep your shoulders low. Work through all 5 angles: Up overhead, 45 degrees towards the side, perfectly out towards the side, 45 degrees towards the floor and with the hands next to the hips.
djpv	30		Elastics - Front Flies in 5 Angles 1x8 each angle		Straighten your arms and work with your palms facing away from the attachment point. Keep your knees sligthly bent. Straighten out your back and keep your shoulders low. Work through all 5 angles: Up overhead, 45 degrees towards the side, perfectly out towards the side, 45 degrees towards the floor and with the hands next to the hips.
djpv	31		Elastics - Outward External Rotations 1x8 each side		Externally rotate your arm against the pressure of the elastic whilst keeping your elbow connected to your side. Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. focus on form and keep the band under constant pressure., "Go slow and controlled. We are training very small stabilizing muscles here. If the applied pressure becomes too high the bigger shoulder muscles will take over. For them the elastic will not apply enough force and the exercise becomes useless. Use a weak elastic, focus on form and keep the band under constant pressure."
	32		Internal Shoulder Rotations with Elastic 1x8 each side		Internally rotate your arm against the pressure of the elastic whilst keeping your elbow connected to your side. Keep your shoulders down and look towards the front. focus on form and keep the band under constant pressure., "Go slow and controlled. We are training very small stabilizing muscles here. If the applied pressure becomes too high the bigger shoulder muscles will take over. For them the elastic will not apply enough force and the exercise becomes useless. Use a weak elastic, focus on form and keep the band under constant pressure."
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ekqw	42		Diagonal Pull Apart 1x4 each way		Keep your shoulders low as you diagonally pull the elastic apart. Engage your core to stabilize your position.
ekqw	43		Back to Wall W to Y 1x8		Place your feet hip width apart on the floor with minimal distance to the wall. Only place your hands on the wall if your shoulder mobility allows it. Whilst the goal is for the entire forearms to be on the wall eventually this particular exercise should not be a stretch. Do not arch your back or stick your ribs out. Work on keeping your entire back connected with the wall.
ekqw	44		Internal Downward Rotations with Elastic 1x8 each side		Hold your working elbow at a 90 degree angle perfectly in line with both of your shoulders. Imagine you had a solid stick going through your shoulders and the working arm all the way to your elbow. Rotate the arm on this axis. Make sure to use an elastic that only places minimal pressure on your shoulder. If the elastic is too strong different muscles will take over and the exercise will lose its effect.
ekqw	45		Single Arm Forarm Plank Wide Back Row 1x8 each side		Pull your elbow back next to your shoulder. Engage your core and create 1 straight line from your feet all the way through your neck. Keep your hips and shoulders perfectly squared and parallel to the floor.
ekqw	46		Side Plank Thread the Needle with Band 1x8 each side		Attach the elastic behind your ribs close to the floor. Grab it firmly with your top hand. Rotate your body towards the floor as your reach with the hand underneath your rib cage towards the attachment point. Look up towards the ceiling as you pull your hand up and over.
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flrx	49		Around the World on Stomach 1x10		Externally rotate your hands as you move your arms towards the front. As your hands reach the front the thumbs point towards the ceiling. Reverse this as you bring the hands back down. Keep your feet about shoulder width apart on the floor the entire time. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop!
flrx	50		Forearm Plank Trunk Rotations 1x8 each side		Engage your core and create 1 straight line from your feet all the way through your neck. Look up as you reach towards the ceiling. Both of your arms should end up in 1 straight line. Move slow and stay in control at all times!
flrx	51		Push Up Ys 1x6 each side		Engage your core and create 1 straight line from your feet all the way through your neck. Lift one arm at the time out diagonally in a 45 degree angle. Your thumb needs to point towards the ceiling. Keep your shoulders and hips immobile.
flrx	52		Swimming 1x20sec		Pull your hands and feet far away from your center to get as long as possible. Keep your core engaged to stabilize your position and isolate the movement into your arms and legs only. Go as fast as possible.
flrx	53		Hand Raises over Hurdle on Stomach 1x8 each side		Relax your hands back on the floor between each rep. Keep your chest on the floor the entire time and rotate your hands for the thumbs to point towards the ceiling. Keep your legs engaged but on the floor. Point your feet and make your ankles touch.

Rest between sets: As Needed
Intensity: Light

Handstand Warm Up

Rest between sets: Long enough to recover | Short enough to stay warm
Intensity: Moderate | Focus on form

Collect

Use as little sets as necessary to collect the required rep count.

workout_number	sort_number	Demo	Exercise	Reps/Sets	How to/Cues
a	35		90 Degree Push Up Negative to Push Up 3x1		Keep tension until the very end and stay in control until your feet touch the floor. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
a	36		Dolphin HSPU - Bottom Hold 1x2		Engage your back to keep an even arch in your back during the Rock. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly. The goal here is to hold the Bent Arm Stand and not to push up to a handstand. It is essential to learn this progression before pushing up to assure control and efficiency later!
a	37		Straddle Bent Arm Planche to Headstand 4x1		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
a	38		Straddle 90 Degrees Push Up - Overhead Band Assisted 3x1		Whilst the goal is to perform the 90 degree push up without the use of momentum it is advisable to use a small tempo when transferring from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Avoid bending your elbows more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will get stuck on the way back up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement.
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b	40		90 Degree Push Up Negative to Push Up 4x1		Keep tension until the very end and stay in control until your feet touch the floor. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
b	41		Dolphin HSPU - Bottom Hold 1x2		Engage your back to keep an even arch in your back during the Rock. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly. The goal here is to hold the Bent Arm Stand and not to push up to a handstand. It is essential to learn this progression before pushing up to assure control and efficiency later!
b	42		Straddle 90 Degrees Push Up - Overhead Band Assisted 2x2		Whilst the goal is to perform the 90 degree push up without the use of momentum it is advisable to use a small tempo when transferring from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Avoid bending your elbows more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will get stuck on the way back up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement.
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c	44		90 Degree Push Up Negative to Push Up 1x		Keep tension until the very end and stay in control until your feet touch the floor. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
c	45		Dolphin HSPU - Bottom Hold 1x		Engage your back to keep an even arch in your back during the Rock. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly. The goal here is to hold the Bent Arm Stand and not to push up to a handstand. It is essential to learn this progression before pushing up to assure control and efficiency later!
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d	47		Dolphin HSPU 2x1		During the Dolphin Arch Rock your back is arched. Engage your core to straighten out your back and even slightly round it before pushing up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement. This is a great move to learn the timing of the 90 Degree Push Up and to understand how to generate and use momentum to swap from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Benefit from it!
d	48		90 Degree Push Up Negative - Straddle 3x1		Do not collapse in the Bent Arm Planche. Support yourself and keep tension. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
d	49		Bent Arm Planche to Headstand 4x1		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
d	50		Straddle 90 Degrees Push Up - Overhead Band Assisted 2x2		Whilst the goal is to perform the 90 degree push up without the use of momentum it is advisable to use a small tempo when transferring from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Avoid bending your elbows more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will get stuck on the way back up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement.
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e	52		Dolphin HSPU 3x1		During the Dolphin Arch Rock your back is arched. Engage your core to straighten out your back and even slightly round it before pushing up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement. This is a great move to learn the timing of the 90 Degree Push Up and to understand how to generate and use momentum to swap from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Benefit from it!
e	53		90 Degree Push Up Negative 3x1		Do not collapse in the Bent Arm Planche. Support yourself and keep tension. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
e	54		Straddle 90 Degrees Push Up - Overhead Band Assisted 2x3		Whilst the goal is to perform the 90 degree push up without the use of momentum it is advisable to use a small tempo when transferring from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Avoid bending your elbows more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will get stuck on the way back up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement.
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f	56		Dolphin HSPU 8x		During the Dolphin Arch Rock your back is arched. Engage your core to straighten out your back and even slightly round it before pushing up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement. This is a great move to learn the timing of the 90 Degree Push Up and to understand how to generate and use momentum to swap from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Benefit from it!

Perform the following exercises back to back without break. Rest 1 min before starting the next round

workout_number	sort_number	Demo	Exercise	Reps/Sets	How to/Cues
a	35		Wall Tuck Planche - Reps 2x2		Protract your shoulders and round your back. Do not allow your shoulder blades to stick out in the back. Find a smooth and slippery piece of wall for your feet to travel without additional resistance. Do not walk your feet on the wall! Stay clean as you slide back up. Focus on keeping the shoulder protraction and rounded back! Lock your elbows! This is a straight arm drill. If you are not training on parallettes consider externally rotating your hands to ease pressure on your wrists.
a	36		Extra Deep Lean Push Up - Elevated Feet 2x8-12		Go as low as your shoulder mobility allows it. This should not be a stretch! This is a strengthening exercise. Protract your shoulders and focus on keeping protraction the entire time. To do so you must combine strength and coordination. When extending your arms your head and shoulders should travel in a vertical line. This is not easy. Overcompensate! It should feel as if you were pushing forward and up in a slightly diagonal line.
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b	38		Straddle Bent Arm Planche to Headstand - Reps 2x4-6		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
b	39		Tuck Planche Pull Take Off 2x6		Protract and depress your scapula. Do not allow your shoulder blades to stick out behind. Round your back as you pull into the tuck. As your knees reach your chest resist with your shoulders and take your feet off the floor. Squeeze for a moment and push your hips upwards before returning to the floor. Lock your elbows fully. This is a straight arm drill! Rotate the pits of your elbows about 45 degrees towards the front. Externally rotate your hands to ease the pressure on your wrists.
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c	41		Straddle Bent Arm Planche to Headstand - Reps 5x		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
c	42		Straddle 90 Degrees Push Up - Overhead Band Assisted 2x		Whilst the goal is to perform the 90 degree push up without the use of momentum it is advisable to use a small tempo when transferring from the Bent Arm Planche to the Bent Arm Stand. Avoid bending your elbows more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will get stuck on the way back up. Timing is key here. Commit to your movement and do not try to push up too early. Wait for the legs to come all the way up and for your weight to shift before performing the HSPU portion of the movement.
c	43		Standing 90 Degrees Push Up - Elevated 5x		Place your heels against the wall to prevent your feet from sliding. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity and to protect yourself from injuries. Do not collapse or passively hang in the Bent Arm Planche. Aim for your shoulders and hips to be only slightly lower than your elbows.
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d	45		Straddle Bent Arm Planche to Headstand - Reps 2x5-7		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
d	46		Wall Tuck Planche - Reps 2x4		Protract your shoulders and round your back. Do not allow your shoulder blades to stick out in the back. Find a smooth and slippery piece of wall for your feet to travel without additional resistance. Do not walk your feet on the wall! Stay clean as you slide back up. Focus on keeping the shoulder protraction and rounded back! Lock your elbows! This is a straight arm drill. If you are not training on parallettes consider externally rotating your hands to ease pressure on your wrists.
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e	48		Bent Arm Planche to Headstand - Reps 2x4-6		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
e	49		Floor Planche - Reps 2x4-6		Straighten your arms and place the palms of your hands slightly more than shoulder width apart on the floor to apply pressure. Protract your shoulders and round your back. Do not allow your shoulder blades to stick out in the back. Keep your back straight or slightly rounded in a slight posterior pelvic tilt but make sure not to arch it! Do not flip into an Anterior Pelvic Tilt! Engage your core and glutes. Keep your neck in a neutral position and look at the floor in front of you.
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f	51		90 Degree Push Up Negative 1x		Do not collapse in the Bent Arm Planche. Support yourself and keep tension. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
f	52		90 Degree Push Up Negative - Straddle 1x		Do not collapse in the Bent Arm Planche. Support yourself and keep tension. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.
f	53		90 Degree Push Up Negative to Push Up 1x		Keep tension until the very end and stay in control until your feet touch the floor. Move slowly! The longer this takes the more control and strength you will develop! Engage your shoulders and protract them slightly. Your shoulder blades should not stick out from your back.

Perform the following exercises back to back without break. Rest 1 min before starting the next round

workout_number	sort_number	Demo	Exercise	Reps/Sets	How to/Cues
a	35		Handstand Push Up 6x total		Focus on your handstand after the push up. Align your shoulders, hips and feet on top of the center of your hands, elevate your scapula and stay fingertip heavy. Allow your elbows to flare out naturally but aim to keep them approximately at a 45 degree angle. Keep your forearms vertical at all times and do not allow your elbows to point towards the back. Engage your legs! They make up a significant part of your handstand. Lock your knees, point your feet and squeeze the water out of them.
a	36		Dead HSPU - Back to Wall 2x4-6		Bend one of your knees and place the foot against the wall. Use this for stability and to create distance between you and the wall. Alternate the wall leg either between reps or sets. Keep your body in a vertical line and focus your work mainly into your shoulder and not your chest muscles. Your upper body should travel down and back up on the same line. Keep your back straight. Make sure not to look at your hands and not to push your shoulders towards your armpits on top.
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b	38		Handstand Push Up 6x total		Focus on your handstand after the push up. Align your shoulders, hips and feet on top of the center of your hands, elevate your scapula and stay fingertip heavy. Allow your elbows to flare out naturally but aim to keep them approximately at a 45 degree angle. Keep your forearms vertical at all times and do not allow your elbows to point towards the back. Engage your legs! They make up a significant part of your handstand. Lock your knees, point your feet and squeeze the water out of them.
b	39		HSPU - Elevated Hands Chest to Wall 2x4-6		Point your feet and slide them on the wall. Avoid walking your feet on the wall. Try using a wall that is smooth and even for your feet to travel without extra resistance. Aim your head further towards the front and embrace the angle in your body. Focus on engaging your chest muscles and protract your shoulders slightly. Your upper body should travel down and back up on the same line. Keep your back straight. Make sure not to look at your hands and not to push your shoulders towards your armpits on top.
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d	44		Bent Arm Press 6x total		Whilst your hips open your body will be in an angle for the legs and upper body to be balanced with the hips right above your hands. Keep this angle whilst starting to extend the arms. Allow your elbows to flare out naturally but aim to keep them approximately at a 45 degree angle. Keep your forearms vertical at all times and do not allow your elbows to point towards the back. Engage your legs! They make up a significant part of your handstand. Lock your knees, point your feet and squeeze the water out of them.
d	45		HSPU - Elevated Hands Chest to Wall 2x4-6		Point your feet and slide them on the wall. Avoid walking your feet on the wall. Try using a wall that is smooth and even for your feet to travel without extra resistance. Aim your head further towards the front and embrace the angle in your body. Focus on engaging your chest muscles and protract your shoulders slightly. Your upper body should travel down and back up on the same line. Keep your back straight. Make sure not to look at your hands and not to push your shoulders towards your armpits on top.
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e	49		Handstand Push Up 6x total		Focus on your handstand after the push up. Align your shoulders, hips and feet on top of the center of your hands, elevate your scapula and stay fingertip heavy. Allow your elbows to flare out naturally but aim to keep them approximately at a 45 degree angle. Keep your forearms vertical at all times and do not allow your elbows to point towards the back. Engage your legs! They make up a significant part of your handstand. Lock your knees, point your feet and squeeze the water out of them.
e	50		Dead HSPU - Chest to Wall 2x4-6		Point your feet and slide them on the wall. Avoid walking your feet on the wall. Try using a wall that is smooth and even for your feet to travel without extra resistance. Aim your head further towards the front and embrace the angle in your body. Focus on engaging your chest muscles and protract your shoulders slightly. Your upper body should travel down and back up on the same line. Keep your back straight. Make sure not to look at your hands and not to push your shoulders towards your armpits on top.
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f	53		Bent Arm Planche to Headstand - Reps 5x		Place the center of your head on the floor and not your forehead! Consider placing a pillow under your head or training on a mat for comfort and security. The goal is not just to roll onto your head but actually to have tension in your arms and control through your entire body. Push up before going down. Avoid bending your arms more than about 90 degrees. If the angle becomes too sharp you will not be able to resist properly.
f	54		Dead HSPU - Chest to Wall 6x		Point your feet and slide them on the wall. Avoid walking your feet on the wall. Try using a wall that is smooth and even for your feet to travel without extra resistance. Aim your head further towards the front and embrace the angle in your body. Focus on engaging your chest muscles and protract your shoulders slightly. Your upper body should travel down and back up on the same line. Keep your back straight. Make sure not to look at your hands and not to push your shoulders towards your armpits on top.
f	55		Standing 90 Degrees Push Up - Elevated 5x		Place your heels against the wall to prevent your feet from sliding. Protract your shoulders to fight gravity and to protect yourself from injuries. Do not collapse or passively hang in the Bent Arm Planche. Aim for your shoulders and hips to be only slightly lower than your elbows.