Handstand walk 400 meters in as few sets as possible (AFSAP).
Multiply time (in seconds) by number of sets and post score to comments.
A $1,000 prize will be awarded for the lowest score (one for men and one for women). Do it on a track, upload video to YouTube, and post a link to 190513 comments by midnight, Sunday, May 20.
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Standing [and walking] on one’s hands dramatically alters the normal kinetic chain required for standing [and walking] on one’s feet. When standing, the hip is the focus of control and leverage. When in the handstand, the focus shifts to the shoulder. This shift not only helps develop “shoulders strong as hips” but also presents a set of unique demands on the body’s core. Hand walking and pressing to the handstand are gateway movements to much of the corpus of gymnastics movements, and gymnastics training, even of rudimentary movements, has no peer for core or neurological training.