Here's how to use the wall for hollowback handstand with Kino.
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Can you do beginner handstand practice in your future videos?
+Sandy Morales I second that! Like, I could try this but my head would crack open like an egg! How can I get started with this!!!!?????
Simply beautiful. …
Wonderful!!
thank you for this tip. i was afraid to try this until i saw this video. will give it a go from now on.
I’ve been practicing hollow back the wrong way all this time…
I like the ‘mantra’ “Find the wall, find the wall.”
Yes Kino I did it. Iam so excited. Thank you for your priceless instructions! !!
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Distance to the wall…. is closer to the wall easier or harder?
this was such a GREAT explanation of how to get into hollowback handstand. thank you!!!!
Can you still do this if you can’t hold a handstand?
Hi Kino 🙂 I know this is an old video but maybe you can answer my question 🙂 Is this correct to measure a distance between me and wall measure my forearm + hand?