Intermediate Level 1: Day 24

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Duration: 00:39:52

Today you’ll practice the elbow stand without using the wall or a pole. It’s important that you practice in an open space so you don’t bump into anything! Remember to breath while upside down, as holding the breath can cause petechiae.

Pro tip: Always use a crash mat or spotter when working with new skill on and off the pole. In addition to this obvious rule, understanding your mental and physical limitations is the biggest factor in injury prevention. If you’re always fearful about working on new things or specific things, it’s very helpful to address this and work on it. If you’re someone who struggles with negative or fearful self-talk give this podcast “Are you sabotaging your pole progress?” a listen/watch.

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

Below is a list of direct links to each full length tutorial you worked on in today’s session. Remember you only need to click on these if you’d like more help or information.

Elbow and forearm flip over video

The stands routine.

Elbow stand

Up and over stretch

Shoulder clock stretch

Triceps massage

Responses

  1. I can’t really quantify how long, but I’ve attempted a few times including your lessons involving the stands routine. I also had one pole class at a studio where we practiced them and I could only get it with a huge assist. So I mean…..probably can’t say I’ve practiced them a ton….but in the moments I have I don’t feel like much progress has been made, if any.

  2. So, for most people things like stands will take a few weeks and months of consistent as in 3 time a week of practice. Without seeing you try them I can’t say for sure but you said your head gets sore. That tells me you props need to build more strength in the shoulders. Most of the weight should be there not on the head. The head does rest for sure, but not so much it would become sore if the shoulders are doing their job. If you’d like to share a video so I can help you troubleshoot feel free. You can post an external link here, or upload directly on your SV profile. Or send me a video here ce**@*********na.com

  3. Day 24 🥰
    I can kinda do the elbow stand against the wall , not the forearm or the handstand, but I can use a feet up bench no problem, with a hop not quite a lift but getting there, I’ll show you in a video using the feet up and then wall or the other way round 😆 also I’ll do the butterfly stretch vid too xx