Stephanie Tallant

Key West, FL, United States

Sep 18 at 11:43 AM

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Also I think the other thing that will help will be continuing to find connecting with the armpit/ back of tricep be the elbow

Sep 18 at 11:42 AM

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1 specific time stamp to review in tutorial for a more in depth explanation on inner thigh engagement

Sep 18 at 08:41 AM

Hand grip, backside of the shoulder & tricep, and TOP leg thigh (which replaces the contact point on the bottom leg inner thigh during setup).

Sep 17 at 12:04 PM

Nicki thanks so much for sharing your experience here Nicki!! Hopefully it will inspire some others to attend this year as well ❤️

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Sep 17 at 09:49 AM

Ely!! You are looking so strong and flexy! Loved watching this 😍 Can’t wait for our session!!

Sep 16 at 03:51 PM

jamimah start using it now! It’ll help you get as close as possible knee to shoulder and then you cancontinue fighting for it with hip flexor and quad strength as you slowly extend the leg

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jamimah looks like you have it exactly where it should be. side note, it'll land slightly different on everyone depending on level of flexibility.. but it looks like you have the flexibility to get the hips forward and the pole one the back of that left butt cheek!

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Sep 16 at 12:57 PM

yes! this is the sequence I just attached to your other post, so I'm glad this is the one you did! The drills in here are the ones that will be super beneficial to you for getting the knee on the shoulder. Doing them 3-4 times/ week will be sure to help with progress, because I know it sounds cliche lol but consistency is key when it comes to getting into these advanced flexy positions. For the strap.. use a yoga strap. Make it into a loop so you can put the loop around your right foot and the tail of the strap in the left hand. You'd work through the exercises exactly how I do in the video, but the strap would give you a little extra space so that you're able to work through the full range of motion. Make sense?

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Sep 15 at 04:46 PM

jamimah exactly!!!

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