Global BodyWeight Training – Hand Balancing for the Bodyweight Athlete

This video from Mike Fitch provides detailed, progressive instructions designed to help you master advanced hand balancing disciplines regardless of your current skill level.
Global BodyWeight Training – Hand Balancing for the Bodyweight Athlete
Are you ready to CHALLENGE GRAVITY?
Hand balancing moves are an incredible display of strength, skill, and body mastery, and YOU can master the advanced discipline. The key to handstand push-ups, single-arm handstands, and planche training is to start at the beginning. This video takes you through each step allowing you to work at your own pace and progress as your ability improves.
Hand balancing is an awesome skill with tons of carry over into your other training. In fact, we believe that Handstands make you better at everything! For a great overview of WHY you should practice hand balancing and WHY you should buy this video, check out Mike Fitch’s article on Dragon Door’s progressive calisthenics website Handstands Make You Better At Everything.
FIVE CHAPTERS PLUS MORE
The video includes the following 5 chapters with more than 1 hour 45 minutes of instructional content. It also includes two free bonus videos created by Gold Medal Bodies exclusively for customers who purchase this video. All of your video files will be made immediately available as eDownloads in multiple formats: HD mov; SD mov; or MP4.

Wrist Mobilizations and Activations
Gymnastics: Build your foundation by progressing through the whole series, starting the most regressed Floor Pike Push-Ups, moving on to Wall-Assisted techniques, and working up to Freestanding Handstand Push-Ups. You’ll also learn the basics of safety, spotting, and conditioning.
Breakdancing: Now that you’ve mastered your basics, it’s time to add some flare! Start with some low level freezes (like the Turtle and Baby), progress through the mid level freezes (think Air Baby and Headstands), and end up in the high level freezes (Fishtails and Pikes!)
Parallettes: Get serious on the parallettes, covering both straight-arm and bent-arm moves.
Parallel Bars: Take your skills outside onto parallel bars, learning Swings, Press-Ups and Trunk moves.