Learning Outcomes
Teach – How to teach a kick to handstand to anyone of any ability. How to break it down into smaller movements and teach different progressions.
Assess – How to assess someone. You will learn what is stopping someone from kicking to and holding a handstand. Is it fear, is it flexibility, strength, or understanding? From that assessment you will learn the key progressions that individual should work on.
Balance – You will learn the difference between underbalance and overbalance and how to correct these from all sections of the body, and then how to facilitate balance to your students.
Spot – You will learn how to spot your student, and make them feel safe and confident so that they can progress faster.
Understand – You’ll learn about the anatomy of the shoulders and what to do if someone is hypermobile or if they aren’t flexible enough. You’ll learn what do do if the elbows hyperextend, or if a person have cubitus valgus (where the forearm is angled away from the body.) Understanding the anatomy of each student will help you align them in a handstand.
Fall – You will know how to teach, spot and help mentally, with falling out of a handstand.