30 Day Invert: Day 15

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Duration: 00:27:39

Today is a full rest day and you’ll do some self-care by using the pole massage routine.

Pro tip: I’m sharing my invert don’ts with you as we move towards full inverts from standing because being aware of slight changes in body placement can sometimes be the key to unlocking that “ah ha” moment when a move “clicks”. Our hips can help drive us in the direction we want to go!

Allow the videos to play in order and follow along. Feel free to pause anytime you need to.

Responses

  1. I think my basic invert is getting better! I still have to scooch my knees up, but I’m now holding it for a couple breaths before easing my feet back down. Still too chicken to try inverted crucifix, but tonight I definitely felt closer! 😀

  2. Oh my god…I was wondering why I couldn’t tuck spin and kept getting my bottom forearm stuck whenever I tried. I’ve been putting my inside hand high and my outside hand low…arg!!! I feel so silly! I love side climb and x-ankle climb – they are short-pole friendly. The pole strength routine kicks my butt every time! Haha!

  3. So after a small hiatus I finally completed this day. I started this program already being able to invert, but wanting to become stronger. Today I was able to invert, almost do an inverted crucifix, which I’ve been working on, but THEN out of nowhere, I did my first cobra dismount! I felt secure enough to just handstand and pole push my way down. I don’t think I could have done it without this program. Thank you!!!

  4. Question about split grips! In my final x climbs, my bottom (dominant) wrist had some shooting pains in it, and my grip gave out. Afterward my fingers in that hand were tingling as if they had fallen asleep. I am still having trouble with moving the fingers in that hand and feeling tingly… wondering if this has happened to anyone else, and if it’s likely due to a lack of wrist flexibility/strength, or poor form? Thanks in advance 🙂

  5. Sounds like you might have positioned your arm so the ulnar nerve became irritated. It should get better with time. If not always see a Dr. Make sure you’re always pushing throught the palm of the bottom hand and not fully gripping, causing the wrist to twist.

  6. I cannot do the ankle x climb, the pole hold spin, or anything that involves “floating” yourself up onto the pole. Is that just a strength issue? Other people make it look so easy

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