Wall to Free

How to Handstand

Wall to Free

How to handstand

General Warm Up

Prehab

Wrists Prep

Handstand Technique Training

DemoExercise
Wall Walks
2x | 2 sets
Wall Handstand Single Foot Isolations
2x each foot | 2 sets
Single Leg Tuck Slide
2x each side | 2 sets
Box Tuck Walk
3x |
Box Tuck Single Leg Isolation
1x each side | 2 sets
Partial Tuck Jumps
5x | 2 sets

Conditioning

Post Workout Stretches

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Scapular elevated at all times. Look at hands at all times. Walk as close as possible to the wall. Do not allow your stomach to touch the wall. Feet only!

Point1 foot a tthe time. Keep your ankles together. Do not move the leg! Nothing but the toes of the immobile foot touches the wall.

Just like a regular tuck slide but pull down 1 leg at the time. Make sure your shoulders are covering your ears and that your hands, hips and shoulders stay squared at all times. Do not let the pressure of the leg push your shoulders away from the wall, keep your elbows locked and look at your hands!

Make sure your box is high enough so your lower back does not round in the tuck position. Better use a box too high than too low!

"In the box tuck position extend one leg out towards the ceiling. Make sure the leg stays in 1 straight line right above the hands, shoulders and hips. Keep your immobile leg fully bent!
Make sure your box is high enough so your lower back does not round in the tuck position. Better use a box too high than too low!
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Start with your shoulders over your hands and keep them there at all times. Look at your hands and keep your elbows locked. Jump with your feet on the box right behind you without moving your shoulders backwards. in a second jump align your hips with your already aligned hands and shoulders. Do not focus on holding the tuck. The goal here is only to align everything and come straight back down.