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Yes I did go to NICA, in fact, I believe you gave me some very nice practice advice a couple years ago when I was learning my one arm handstand. I remember I was very .. Just wanted to let you know that to me your airflares look the most airflare-y when you try them from flares. When you do them from
3 Feb 2009 You do not have to be able to balance a 1 handed handstand, just hold an L-kick or pike on that hand. This will strengthen the triceps. Also do not train flexibility by splits, you need all the muscles around ur legs and hands to be flexible. Just do flares and mills for flexibility. Do not hop, or bend and kick at
13 Feb 2015
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6 Jul 2016
you need to learn the jump before and only the jump. legs movement is necessary for airflare? i don' think so. i do elbowairflare with legs crunched and 1 airflare with legs crunched, they help me only in the jump from one hand to the other. don't make le mistake to overcome the steps. little jump then feel
Now once again grab the hockey stick with one hand and start swinging it around in a circle, the stick should automatically lift into the air, swing a bit faster and it will go higher and you can do this many times and not get tired, Now this is exactly how the flare works, think of your legs as hockey sticks and your hips are the
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