/moving your body around/

>>3059119
...goes here.
Some resources clarence0 recommended:
http://acrobolix.com/get-setup-for-acrobatic-tricking/

Try another board. Most people here only watch wrestling and are 300lbs neckbeards that don't actually do sports.

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I honestly don't have any tips but I can help with a bump.

>>3059119
Teach me how to do a hand stand i always wanted to do it.

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>>3059119
>I've been working on my handstands and I hope to be able to do a front handspring in 1-2 months.

Fucking indie flippy shit is the first crap they learn these days.

>>3059129
i like Ricochet but holy shit this is cringe

maybe go to >>>/sp/ ? I guess you could find something else than wrestling, some real sprot, there. Also if you hadn't asked if it was the right board no one would have tod you to come here

>>3059134
Oh, not really. I've been lifting since February. Noob lifts but I'm getting there.
I wanna learn the flippy shit cuz it looks cool
>>3059133
This is the short version, also you could try pike push ups, and holding wall handstands

>>3059119
I agree with >>3059127
I don't know a board where you could start a thread like this honestly, but this website
>http://www.club540.com/tricktionary
and youtube are what I've been leaning how to trick from. I'd also recommend looking up a local gymnastics facility and going to their open gym hours, if they have them. Just dont act like you're on the spectrum and you'll make some like minded people there.

>>3059119
/bwg/

>>3059133
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0j4DY_io7I
Forgot the video, sorry

>>3059152
I asked about tricking in one of those threads once and they told me to fuck off.
I guess tricking is kinda niche here

>>3059151
Hey man, thanks. This looks really nice!

>>3059154
Thanks but i don't think thats gonna help he is talking wsy too fast and i only learning english

>>3059158
/bwg/ has purists, but it has low traffic, so very low chance of somebody telling you to fuck off.
Try the bodyweight reddit.

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>>3059164
Ok, for a handstand hold you want a strong core, back and abs. Try to do some sets of pike push-ups (the ones above, in pic related), then do some planks and crunches.
To get used to the feeling of handstands, you have to do a caterpillar holds

>>3059184
Thanks sweetie, you seem cool.

I marked out when i did a bridge from standing position and can now do splits.

Whenever I try to do anything else I'm scared of my neck. Probably watched too much wrasslin.

>>3059184
Hit the weights and get a clue ya vanilla midget