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Gymnastics Training Article: Gymnastics Skill, Press HandstandThis article is not available for reprint in any publications or on any website. Coaches may post this article in their gymnastics facilities in its entirety, EXACTLY as it is printed from your download. Download this article for free! Check out the Gymnastics Drills and Conditioning Books!
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Gymnastics Training Article: Press Handstand By Karen Goeller, CSCS A press handstand in gymnastics involves the hip flexor, triceps, shoulder, abdominal, and chest muscles among others. The press handstand also requires hamstring and low back flexibility. Gymnasts must include plenty of sport-specific conditioning exercises in order to perform at their best with while reducing the risk of injury. General strength is much different than sport-specific (gymnastic) strength. An example of general strength would be the push-up. Gymnastics conditioning exercises for the press handstand, including those in this article, are sport-specific exercises. The best way to learn the press handstand within a short period of time is to perform gymnastic conditioning specific to this skill. Once the gymnast is strong enough to perform several repetitions of each individual gymnastic progression, they should be well on their way to completing the press handstand successfully. Once I broke the gymnastic skill down into several gymnastic drills for my athletes I had amazing success. My gymnasts performed the press handstand from sitting within very short periods of time, sometimes in as little as 6 weeks! Here are two conditioning exercises for the press handstand. They are simple, but very effective. Download this article for free to read the rest of it!
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