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For sure! Here's a tutorial I made about how I learned a handstand + hold it for a while! th-cam.com/video/DJroJq_Ji-Q/w-d-xo.html

I would recommend doing handstand training for 5-6 days and then having a rest day! Rest days are definitely important to give your muscles some rest, but if you find that you're struggling to remember the handstand if you take 3 days off (which can be common at first), then you could try training for more consecutive days! You can do a little each day, doesn't have to be anything crazy!

​@@foreverinhandstand9456 So do I have to work 5 days a week for the rest of my life?:D

@@thenewstar1856 Nope! Now I can go without doing a handstand for a month or so and still be able to do it; your body will remember! But at first, consistency can be important! Here's a video I made about how I learned the handstand: th-cam.com/video/DJroJq_Ji-Q/w-d-xo.html

This video has tips on how I learned a handstand, which can also be useful for trying to hold one longer! th-cam.com/video/DJroJq_Ji-Q/w-d-xo.html

@@lisabishop5206 you got this!!! It’s one of those skills that can take a bit of practice but once you get really close it’s exciting!!

Aw, thank you!! Hoping to upload more consistently!

I'm actually in process of filming a handstand tutorial! Because I've totally been there :)

@foreverinhandstand9456 I know how to do a handstand and can also balance for some time but I can't do a handstand on one hand Nevertheless, I am really grateful for youtubers like you who helped me a lot and are empathetic towards beginners

Ah thanks!! If I hold one with legs together it's harder, but I'm working on it right now!!

that's a good point - flip flops can be slippery.

@@poojamendiratta8407 Thank you so much! That’s really nice to hear 😊 I thought I was too old too, but I’m so glad I kept going! I was happy to find her channel too; she’s really good!!

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I don’t know this illegal, but what is the purpose for this?

@@meowwmylaa thanks so much! I started around that age! Never too late to begin! Do you have a favorite skill so far?

@@Tianahoang2059 I’d say that doing a really good warm up before actually helps, like a short jog or some high knees/high kicks. For some reason this makes my legs looser and more flexible! You could try on a trampoline but if you don’t have access to one (which I didn’t), try on a downhill. Definitely give yourself a running start and jump high!! I haven’t done a tutorial yet but I have a video on my channel that shows my progression from like a round off to an aerial! Id currently love to get mine back again :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456thank you so much, I will definitely try your tips❤

@@ElishaAcrogymnast that so awesome!! Will sub!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 thank you ❤️ I subbed to ur channel to ❤️

Thanks so much, and glad to hear! My good leg often goes out to the side with my back walkover. Maybe try with a spotter to help guide your leg back. trying on a downhill might help, too!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 I really appreciate it!!! Yes that is a great point about using an incline and a spotter.

Yeah! I learned when I was 17/18 I think. I've since lost the skill. Kinda got it back at an adult gymnastics class, only to lose it again. My kick-over is a bit hit or miss now!

Hoping to post more this summer!

I know im late but here is a tip, only put your hands down in the middle, and lift them before you land, that way you will trust yourself because you aren’t trying to keep your hands up for as long as possible

Yes! I wear a lighter, shorter sock!

I'd say it took me about a month!