Jump to tuck-handstand (reps)
Handstand entry & exit
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1m 15s
THE WHAT & WHY:
A simple context for developing the consistency of your jump into tuck-HS form. The objective is to develop EFFICIENCY: the jump-up should feel as easy as possible, use as little energy as possible, make as little noise as possible on landing and use the REBOUND to re-enter the next repetition.
The benefit of focusing on handstand kick-up consistency is that, the less time & energy you spend in attempts trying to kick-up, the more you have for the actual practice of balance.
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