Once you're stable, bend your elbows to slowly lower your body towards the floor; your head should go between your hands, not in front of them.
Make sure to keep your core tight and your body straight as you descend, don't let your back arch.
When your head lightly touches the floor, push hard through your hands and shoulders to lift your body back up to the starting position.
Repeat the process for your desired number of repetitions, ensuring to maintain proper form throughout the exercise.
Pro Tip
Maintain Good Form: A common mistake is arching the back too much or letting your elbows flare out. Keep your body as straight as possible, and your elbows tucked in close to your body. This will help to engage the correct muscles and avoid strain on your back and shoulders. Start with Progressions: If you're new to handstand push-ups, start with easier variations and gradually progress to the full movement. You can start with pike push-ups or kick up to a handstand against a wall for support. This allows you to build strength and balance gradually. Use a Spotter or Wall: Especially as a beginner, having a spotter or using a wall for support can prevent falls and injuries. Always ensure