Hand Balancing Made Easy

The Fastest Way To Master The Handstand

Everything you need to know to get started (and quickly) on learning hand balancing including how and when to train is covered.

Hand balancing will build great strength but there are certain exercises that can’t be beat in results and functionality. Whether you need to build the strength for a Tiger-Stand Press-up, the core strength to hold a difficult position, or fingers capable of clawing the ground to prevent any chance of overbalancing, everything you need is covered including:

17 Exercises for the Fingers, Wrists, and Forearms
10 Exercises for the Arms
5 Exercises for the Shoulders
18 Exercises for the Abdominals and Low Back
6 Exercises for the Legs

This is a complete course on getting into great shape but it is just the launching pad for what's coming next. Now that you are strong and prepared, discover:

The 7 Exercises to Develop the Muscular Control you Absolutely Must Have to Hold yourself Upside-Down
10 Headstand Variations that will build your Ability to Balance from any position
14 other Lead-Up stunts to prepare your mind and body for the handstand ahead, as well as being great tricks in and of themselves

Get started with the handstand and you will find you are already half way there. Learn how to master the kick-up and some lesser known variations.

But the handstand is only the beginning. No one I know is satisfied with just holding a handstand but not to worry because there is so much more.

20 Different ways to position your Legs
25 Different ways to position your Hands
12 Different ways to position your Body and Head
10 Different ways to change your Finger positions
Add more variety with Body Twisting and Combination Moves
9 Presses to Build the most Powerful Arms and Shoulders

The best part is each move leads you right into the next. And almost every single exercise is illustrated to show you the proper way to do it.

This book is available only in electronic format. This means you can download it and get started right away after purchasing. No shipping costs either or waiting.

You can get Hand Balancing Made Easy at the price of $29.95.

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Good Luck and Good Hand Balancing,

Logan Christopher

P.S. If you'd like to upgrade to the Hand Balancing Mastery Course, which includes 2 more books by the Professor, 5 special reports, 3 audio interviews with hand balancing experts, a free month of Acrobat Accelerator all in hard copy delivered to your door with a 3 month money-back guarantee than click here.

P.S.S. But because of the electronic format and the need to keep certain sketchy individuals from taking advantage of the format there is no guarantee on this product. All shipped and physical products do come with a 3-month guarantee but not this ebook.

P.S.S.S What others are saying about Hand Balancing Made Easy

"Professor Orlick first takes us through a series of preliminary stunts all of which are both helping lay strong foundations for the later stunts and yet are in themselves amazing physical feats. My eyes were truly opened to the unlimited number of variations that all stem from the basic two handed handstand. The descriptions are very detailed and full of helpful training hints to master each particular stunt. The shocking thing is that by combining all the various body , hand and leg positions offered we are given a bag of tricks that offer MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT HANDSTAND TRICKS!

"We are then presented with a whole host of presses to handstand ranging from the simplest press up to the seemingly impossible! In short this first book alone contains enough info and skills to work on that several lifetimes wouldn’t be enough to truly master them."
- David Kelso of the UK, www.brutaltraining.com

"Great assistance exercises." - Jon Bruney of Fremont, IN

"It has helped in refining my technique in holding a handstand."
- Robert Haddad of Valrico, FL

"Helped to give pointers on how to stay balanced and give cues."
- Michael J Gardiner of Monifieth, UK

"Showed me how to get into the positions and how to correct myself once I started overbalancing or underbalancing." - Chris Court of Gloucester, MA

"Yes, it does help a lot. I started to practice against the wall and develop some strength." - Dmitry Gubenko of North Caulfield, Australia

"It's given me various hand positions described as well as assistance exercises that have greatly helped technique and strength." - Ray Ellis of Charleston, SC