Straddle Jump to Handstand: In-Depth Tutorial

Thoughts and suggestions about developing the straddle jump to handstand. I hope it's useful.
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[@deeps10]

Watching this for the first time, video was posted 3yrs ago. Great content!

[@benfbrown]

Yuri, I feel like I made more progress toward a straddle press to handstand via this 20 min tutorial than I made in the past 6 months on my own! Your cues on this just made all the difference. Thanks for posting it!

[@idoaviv5130]

Whenever you upload a video I know that it's gold

[@RJ100]

your knowledge is incredible. I don't understand why you don't have more subs!!!

[@yurimar]

probably because I keep my shirt on, don't yell into the camera, don't repeat the same things every video, keep it honest, and don't try to clickbait people. kind of sad to think about but such is life

[@melchoraslez1689]

@@yurimar that's why I love your channel , you can tell that somebody actually makes high quality videos if they don't use clickbait or do other embarrassing stuff

[@RyanLoken]

The initial little hop seems awesome for positional awareness and building strength. Thanks!

[@angstands]

omg, i feel like i gained a TON out of this. GREAT POINTS! i definitely ''think too much'' before i jump in, and noticed that when i try to capture a cool pose for the camera and have two seconds before the photo is taken, BOM, i'm holding handstand. could never figure out why. GREAT POINT on practicing the pose, because i'm definitely trying to practice balance and pose and too many things at once. definitely going to buy your program after seeing this. i like your style dude! thanks!

[@mufinman1809]

Props for a great breakdown. I’m a beginner and this seems very approachable. The mindset perspective at the end could be a video itself...nuggets of wisdom 🙏

[@yurimar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Heal2Inspire]

Incredible tips and content. Your handstand is 🙌 I will give this a try, need to work out how to not let head touch the wall and jump without false sense of security from the wall.

[@mehrdadmoghaddam4785]

Amazing content ☺️

[@UsernameTaken.]

The video is really appreciated ! Thanks Yuri !!

[@josuesolis4903]

That's great! Thanks for the tips Yuri!! 💪💪

[@caroldurand6803]

Brilliant!!

[@idoaviv5130]

Thank you very much! Can you please upload a video "thoughts on learning to stalder press"? This is one of my main crafts now and I would really like to hear some of your insights about it. I am fascinated by your ability to get really deep into the smallest details

[@yurimar]

nope. that one is too complex for youtube but I do have a full stalder press tutorial that will be coming to my vimeo on demand channel soon. This one won't be free unfortunately as it took me many hours to plan, film, and edit. I do have to pay my rent somehow

[@idoaviv5130]

@@yurimar Totally get it and appreciate it. Your content is very very valuable and you absolutely deserve it. Maybe I'll purchase it one day... thank you for all the free content that you do put out, I don't take it for granted.

[@yurimar]

@@idoaviv5130 no worries, I understand. As much as I love making youtube videos to help people, it does take time and effort, and unfortunately likes and appreciation do not pay my bills. I do my best to keep my materials and services reasonably priced, especially compared to other coaches with whom you may not even get to deal with directly I still like to provide value to those unwilling to pay, but I can't put everything out there for free

[@draftnotion]

Wow very in-depth video. Good info thanks!

[@lewisbong5317]

Thank you! It’s very helpful 🙏❤️

[@christinamicalizio7366]

This is so good...thank you 👏🙏

[@BEATHLETIC01]

From India..❤

[@robbinkeller8569]

Thanks a lot

[@HandstandJournal]

Very helpful

[@yevhenyevhen4570]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@supwill]

Another technique to help is to place the back of your head against the way and slowly use your core/legs to pull yourself up to a handstand and back down.

[@yurimar]

thank you. I personally am not a proponent of this technique, as I believe pushing off the head may cause the shoulders to lose stability and create a false sense of security that won't carry over th the freestanding handstand. but that doesn't mean it can't be effective for some people if done properly. Just not a technique that I personally teach

[@wizeninja3586]

Keep the content coming :)

[@yurimar]

doing what I can, but it's always nice when people support me by buying my ebook or taking my classes, as I can't pay my bills by creating free youtube content unfortunately

[@joe1195]

@@yurimar Done, I have gotten enough help and gained confidence from your videos that I can definitely buy an ebook to further my goals and help you out at the same time.

[@mariaahmed1695]

are there prerequisites like should i be able to already balance a freestanding handstand

[@ernestonino1593]

What is that board you are using called?

[@j.jesusvalenzuelatapia4852]

You are my folower, i try to practice handstand but i cant my my shoulders werent the right posittion in thing, i live in mexico, hve been prcaticing the last tre years Workuot, but teh most difficult exercise handstand y hope you understand my Englis isnt good i am 56 years old see you soon