Intermediate Level 1: Day 6

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Today you’ll be practicing reverse elbow and reverse handstand, you don’t have to do both and I’d prefer you to work on the handstand if that’s comfortable for you. The handstand is more practical to practice because we will use this more and the reverse elbow stand can be really tricky to do but it’s there so people who have a fear of handstand can still work on this inverted pose.

Lower body conditioning routine

Reverse elbow and handstand

Standing pike stretch

Over under stretch

Responses

  1. Day 6 done 👍
    Still coming to terms with elbow grip 😔 I feel my arms are to short , I am literally hugging the pole , but on the bright side I did reverse elbow grip and the handstand but that was from invert , but I definitely feel stronger 💪 xx thank you xx

    1. I almost never use elbow grip for anything. Just like cross knee an cross ankle release are interchangeable. Elbow grip and forearm grip and sometimes a split grip variation can be used instead. Some people love elbow grip, I don’t lol.

  2. Man, it’s been ages since I got upside down. Managed to get my legs up on the pole for reverse handstand but decided not to walk my hands in–getting used to that sensation again. I’m starting over entirely with elbow stands because I have to be really careful with my neck, and get some more shoulder strength back. To think I used to be able to do scorpion pose, at the wall anyway! I never really learned to properly do these without using the wall as a crutch, but it’s never too late to start over.