Stephanie Tallant

Key West, FL, United States

24 Jun 07:37

I think it could be helpful to try doing the backward spinning invert from the floor and just a little bit slower, so you can save your energy by taking out the climb part. Does that make sense? It's good to hear that you enjoy review weeks! I love having them in mt personal practice time too. As you said, they are helpful in improving things that are challenging!

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Vanessa approved!!! lol thanks Vanessa!! Jamimah keep us updated!

23 Jun 11:35

Does that make sense on paper? Leg back, chest forward

23 Jun 11:35

Good call with removing crash pad only a little! Easier to balance on flat floor 🙃 okay so good job with untucking tailbone. Now what also has to happen here is that when you do that, you also have to press your chest forward a little to counteract the extra weight that is now behind you. It’s a balancing act 🙃

23 Jun 11:34

Great advice Vanessa !! Thanks so much for taking the time to share this - I was going to recommend the floor stretch too, so that’s perfect! jamimah agreed with Vanessa tips- all great ones! The wrap placement will look a little different for everyone depending on arm length and different bodies so definitely experiment with this. Having the knee a little more behind the shoulder would be helpful too so in between attempts or for your warm up next time, dry some drills in this tutorial that I specifically created for the knee behind shoulder flexibility and keep us posted!

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25 Min Int Adv Flexibility ...

Perfect warm up for bird of paradise, spatchcock, and other...

23 Jun 11:30

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Welcome Elizabeth!! Content will appear here in this post when the challenge starts tomorrow, June 24th 💪🏼 elizabeth.goller@outlook.com

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So so happy you shared your experience!! Thank you! And I hope you have a wonderful practice! 😍💪🏼❤️

Vanessa 🤣🤣🤣 it’s hard but it does get less hard 🙃

22 Jun 17:16

Really good Susan! Can you get that knee up any higher in the initial hook.. that’ll help you get the hand on the pole a little higher and will help with the straightening of the leg