How to Do a One Armed Handstand

Stretch for at least 10 minutes., Learn to do a handstand., Practice doing one hand cartwheels., Do a handstand on the wall., Walk on your hands.

5 Steps 1 min read Medium

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Stretch for at least 10 minutes.

    Here are some stretches that could help warm you up:
    Straddle Splits Pancake Pike Wrist Stretches Splits
  2. Step 2: Learn to do a handstand.

    Doing a handstand is the first step to doing a one armed handstand.

    Make sure you can hold it for at least 15 seconds before attempting a single armed handstand. , This will prepare you for balancing on one arm rather than two.

    Keep your toes pointed, and knees straight. , Lift up one hand, changing where you put your weight to help balance.

    Make sure to keep good form. , This is the final step towards doing a one handed handstand.

    Practice shifting your weight can help stay up on one hand.
  3. Step 3: Practice doing one hand cartwheels.

  4. Step 4: Do a handstand on the wall.

  5. Step 5: Walk on your hands.

Detailed Guide

Here are some stretches that could help warm you up:
Straddle Splits Pancake Pike Wrist Stretches Splits

Doing a handstand is the first step to doing a one armed handstand.

Make sure you can hold it for at least 15 seconds before attempting a single armed handstand. , This will prepare you for balancing on one arm rather than two.

Keep your toes pointed, and knees straight. , Lift up one hand, changing where you put your weight to help balance.

Make sure to keep good form. , This is the final step towards doing a one handed handstand.

Practice shifting your weight can help stay up on one hand.

About the Author

A

Alexander Martinez

Creates helpful guides on home improvement to inspire and educate readers.

30 articles
View all articles

Rate This Guide

--
Loading...
5
0
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0

How helpful was this guide? Click to rate: