Handstands are a cool party trick, they’re satisfying to learn, and they make you feel young and limber.

There are safer ways to get upside down than closing your eyes and throwing yourself at the ground.

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A few simple progressions can help you find your balance for a freestanding handstand.

For every exercise, the outcome is determined by the set up. Logan Christopher shows you techniques to kick up into a stable freestanding handstand.

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I firmly believe that being upside down or just being not quite right-side-up has a ton of benefit.

Handstands aren't just hard - they're also awkward. Here are five steps to help you get more comfortable upside down.

Learn two quick, powerful tips to improve your freestanding handstand.

Here's a four step guide on how to master the skills of the freestanding handstand.

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Take your time to go through these inversion drills. Display control throughout the whole movement.

If you've built a solid base with lead-up stunts, then practice your kick-up, you’ll find the balancing isn’t too bad. By following this smart progression you’ll cut your learning curve in half.