One thing I notice that I think is messing with your positioning is your bottom arm seems to have a broken wrist rather than keeping the wrist in line with the forearm. It looks like you're having the contact point be your wrist rather than your forearm which would make it much harder to hold majority of your body weight. I personally set up the bottom arm first so I can get the harder contact point first as well as upper back placement before moving the top hand onto my inside thigh. I'm doing a different entrance here but you can see it's like "grab at neck level and forearm on the pole" was the correction my teacher gave me in class this week to get into the position faster.
Vanessa
New Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Aug 21 at 05:05 PM
jamimah hahahaha yes it makes sense and it's complicated question without orientation so if someone is standing in the anatomical position (arms at sides with palms up) it would be the inside of the forearm (pinky side). I just did it and tried to get a better angle