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Lost Art of Hand Balancing Blog
http://lostartofhandbalancing.com/blog
Lost Art of Hand Balancing Blog is dedicated to showing people how learn to do tricks on their hands and much more. Whether its your first handstand or jumping on one hand. If you want to learn how to do acrobatics this is the spot
- Added on: Apr 21st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Logan Christopher
- Listed in: Extreme Outdoor Recreation
- Tags: exercise gymnastics tumbling acrobatics handstand hand balancing
Recent Posts
Hand Balancing on Twitter
This is last notice but I wanted to give you a chance to join the fun. If you’re on Twitter I’m the guest on a special twitterchat tonight. The topic…hand balancing of course. You’ll have your chance to ask any questions you want. All the det...
Two Updates
Just a quick update today. Thank you everyone for sending in your parkour questions. We got 16 comments on the last post with some great questions. And the good news is they’ll be answered. Just got to setup a date and time to do the interview. Loo...
Parkour Questions
Was just trading emails with Mark Toorock from over at www.americanparkour.com They’re the ones responsible for the Parkour Tutorial DVD we have available. I’m not an experienced traceur, though I recognize the similarities in the different arts...
Planche Progression
Here you’ll find tips on planche progression. “I’m 21 years ( physically strong ) I do need to get into Planche. Can you advice me on something to start with ???” Kenji I have not built myself up to doing the planche. Haven’t r...
Advanced Progression
Here’s a question from Matthew on the difficulties and progression of advanced hand balancing skills. “What would say is the difficulty of a planche vs a handstand, one handed handstand, 2 man planche, how should I be progressing if I am ...
Planche Pushups Training
This question from Paul concerns planche pushups training. “From a beginners perspective, what exercises would you recommend to working into a full planche pushup?” That depends entirely on how much of a beginner you are. If you are reall...
