I’m nearing completion of the second draft of The Ultimate Guide to Handstand Pushups. And I could use your help.
You see, Chapter 11 addresses all the common problems people may have when doing handstand pushups. I have a bunch of questions already from a survey I did awhile back, but I want to make sure I cover all the bases.
Read the questions I have so far below then comment below with any others you have.
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How do you combine handstand training with other exercises?
How can I train HSPU’s with an injury?
How often should I workout?
How long should I rest in between sets?
How should I warm-up before HSPU’s?
What do I do if I cannot lock out my arms?
I seem to be stuck at a plateau. How do I break through it?
I don’t have a good place to practice HSPU’s. What should I do?
I seem to have problems just kicking up to the handstand. What should I do?
Handstands seem to make my wrists hurt? What should I do?
How should I include HSPU’s into my training schedule?
My back seems to arch a lot when I try HSPU’s and I fall out of the handstand? What should I do?
When I try a harder variation of the HSPU I find it difficult to maintain my form?
I don’t think I’m working on HSPU’s enough to really get better at them? What is the minimum amount I need to do?
I have problems with my feet sliding up and down the wall. What can I do?
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