Been practicing for a good while.. At a point where i'm still using a wall as support but trying to kick off and find balance but kinda been stuck there a while. Been a bit anxious about trying without any support at all, but these are some great tips that i'll keep in mind for sure :D That ending btw LOL.. Cursed. Didn't expect that hahah xD
LOOOL you made it to the end 😂🙌🏽 I always wonder how many people watch these all the way through - which is why I sometimes leave little Easter eggs for the people who do 😂👊🏽 As for your handstands, doing reps of handstand kick ups and reps of pivoting out will help to build your confidence for sure. Good luck 💪🏽
I know this is off topic I was wondering are you able to make a video how to advance tuck front lever in the future ? I saw your pull up row video want to know how to progress to advance tuck front lever. I can hold the straddle front lever 3-5 secs but couldn’t do advance tuck front lever rows.
@@AshtonFitness I’m sorry I meant advance tuck front lever rows moving from the pull ups rows to advance tuck front lever rows since I already learn from your video tuck front lever to advance tuck front lever
@@BreakingJJC Yeah I know - the answer is still pretty simple 😜 You'll think "that's it??" when I release the video hahaha *SUSPENSE* I'll film it this weekend and release it next week
@@AshtonFitness that’s awesome man even though I’m at the straddle front lever I couldn’t do the advance tuck front lever rows only the tuck and pull ups row. Keep grinding your UA-cam is becoming popular
It could be due to: 1. Arching / bending the legs (which can cause the feet to travel beyond the top of the head and make you lose balance). Straight legs will make it easier. 2. Over arching / bending your back (this can cause your legs to arch over, making it harder to balance). A straight back will make it easier. 3. Practice. The more you practice, the easier it'll become Hope that helps
broo the ending 💀💀💀
LOOOOOOOOL 😂😂😂
I am going to get shredded before june🙃😩🙌😍
You’re literally the best fitness UA-camr with great tips! The vids are 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much man, I really appreciate you saying this!
Been practicing for a good while.. At a point where i'm still using a wall as support but trying to kick off and find balance but kinda been stuck there a while. Been a bit anxious about trying without any support at all, but these are some great tips that i'll keep in mind for sure :D
That ending btw LOL.. Cursed. Didn't expect that hahah xD
LOOOL you made it to the end 😂🙌🏽 I always wonder how many people watch these all the way through - which is why I sometimes leave little Easter eggs for the people who do 😂👊🏽
As for your handstands, doing reps of handstand kick ups and reps of pivoting out will help to build your confidence for sure.
Good luck 💪🏽
this would of been amazing before i bruised my rib falling in to a end table today lmao
😅 Gotta be careful bro!
I know this is off topic I was wondering are you able to make a video how to advance tuck front lever in the future ? I saw your pull up row video want to know how to progress to advance tuck front lever. I can hold the straddle front lever 3-5 secs but couldn’t do advance tuck front lever rows.
Yeah sure, I can make that. The answer is much simpler than you think 😜 You'll see when you watch the video haha
@@AshtonFitness I’m sorry I meant advance tuck front lever rows moving from the pull ups rows to advance tuck front lever rows since I already learn from your video tuck front lever to advance tuck front lever
@@BreakingJJC Yeah I know - the answer is still pretty simple 😜 You'll think "that's it??" when I release the video hahaha
*SUSPENSE*
I'll film it this weekend and release it next week
@@AshtonFitness that’s awesome man even though I’m at the straddle front lever I couldn’t do the advance tuck front lever rows only the tuck and pull ups row. Keep grinding your UA-cam is becoming popular
@@BreakingJJC Thank you bro! :D
Ashton no matter how i press my finger rips im always going forward and lose the balance can u tell me why?
It could be due to:
1. Arching / bending the legs (which can cause the feet to travel beyond the top of the head and make you lose balance). Straight legs will make it easier.
2. Over arching / bending your back (this can cause your legs to arch over, making it harder to balance). A straight back will make it easier.
3. Practice. The more you practice, the easier it'll become
Hope that helps
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Aston my favorite🤩.
I swear I'm not glazing 😂
Hahaha thank you my bro, you're a legend 💪🏽💪🏽👊🏽👊🏽