I am going to practice my unaided handstands, then up against a wall, then walkdown the wall in a handstand, and if I am brave enough, go for the full thing. Aaaah!!!!
The last time I tried I was about 7 years old and I landed on my back, it really hurt so I haven’t tried again. But I couldn’t do a bridge then, and even though my handstand was probably better, I don’t think I had the strength in my arms.
May 15, 03:50PM PDT | 0 comments
I think I might go to the park tomorrow and practice my handstands. I live opposite a park, but I am going to go to a one with trees, a bit further away from neighbours or people who potentially might know me and laugh.
Mar 29, 04:03PM PDT | 1 cheer | 0 comments
And i´ve been able to do the first part yesterday on the floor, so do the handstand and flick over :-D
Just have to learn how to get back up but i consider the hard part over!
Nov 04, 2008, 04:20AM PST | 0 comments
I can do one really slow, but both feet are on the ground when i get up. I’ve been focusing on my splits for a while so haven’t done a walkover for a few days.
Oct 01, 2008, 06:20PM PDT | 0 comments
i need help
19 months ago
i need help 2 do a front walk over
May 04, 2008, 01:44PM PDT | 0 comments
So today, my friends and i decided to see how good we are at gymnastics, this inspired me to have a few gymnastic goals. So i can go into a handstand, fall into a bridge and stand up. But the bad of it is, its all sooo slow. Tips on speeding up?
Jan 03, 2008, 06:01PM PST | 0 comments
yea it is a fun thing to do, make sure that you don’t have back problems tho, how i learned was…go up into a handstand and slowly bend over till your feet touch the ground, then push off your hands…..it could take a few tries:)...good luck
Jun 10, 2007, 11:44AM PDT | 0 comments
im trying to work on my front/back walkovers at home instead of acro (dance i take, basically gymnastics w/ a touch of dance). when doing my front walkover, i go in a handstand with my legs in a split position, land in a backbend with one leg in the air, BUT I CANT STAND UP!
i’ve been practicing standing up on my own from a bridge position with 2 feet on the ground. however, when i do my front walkover – i can never stand up!
can someone please tell me ways i can practice this at home (where i have no mats to practice on) so i can fully do a front walkover. any techiniques? THANKS..
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Apr 09, 2007, 06:33PM PDT | 1 cheer | 1 comment
itsthatgaljay has decided to be completely, and bluntly honest with her goals
i found out today im a lot more felxible than i thought. all through lunch, me and my (very flexible) freinds went weird and my mater can lean back into a crab from standing and i can do it down a wall…
but i can bend wayy further than i thought!
so yay! im inspired to streth daily!
but first i need to tidy up so i have room to…!
Feb 01, 2007, 10:52AM PST | 0 comments
I can do a handstand and flip into a bridge.The only problem is that I can’t get up from a bridge.I push too hard and keep falling onto my back.It hurts a bit.I can nearly do one.I only have to get up from bridge.Can any-one help me please?thx
Dec 27, 2006, 04:39PM PST | 5 comments
I kelp doing handstands only stretching bending over and touching my toes mainly getting used to being able to trust my hands and then go all the way over. Kelp trying and never gave up. I worked on it daily for about 20mins a day. Recommend that you do this in a gym, on a mat, or on grass!!!!! trust yourself, and if you cant just ask a family member or a friend to stand in front of you and put out there arms and you just flipping over them.
