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BEST is training Gymnastics in a dedicated facility with experienced, qualified coaches.
But since most Gyms are closed right now, check out the Tumbl Trak Homenastics page.
Especially if your gymnasts at home are already getting cabin fever.
If you could only buy a single home product, I’d recommend one of the Handstand Homework bundles.
Gina Scarangella posted a video for adult fitness. But it’s got some useful drills for our gymnasts, as well.
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Dave Tilley has a very comprehensive program for assessing each gymnast — then prescribing the conditioning to improve physical ability.
The motor component — balance — can be trained separately.
Step one is assess active flexibility:
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Click over to his Common Handstand Problems post for details.
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Work active flexibility of the hip flexors.
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Yoga instructor Danielle Acoff.
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Start with active flexibility and strength.
Great drills, as always from this Dutch YouTube channel, but I’d keep the head more neutral at this stage of development.
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Easy for Andrii. 😀
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Andrii competed Acrobatic Gymnastics for Ukraine until 2006. He’s been in Cirque du Soleil since then — currently in the excellent Kurios show.
He will coach YOU on handstands.
I guess so.
