Ido, your taste in music is sublime!

@MemetronDaBboy

7 жыл бұрын

It's shit. Hippy BS.

The most amazing shit is happening 10 feet away from that group of kids and not one of them looks over. Kids of today amirite.

@MrSugarpig

8 жыл бұрын

+Peredur Jenkins I like you

@changiiu8103

3 жыл бұрын

Or you can say those kids were creating some amazing shit 10 feet away, it's just no adult aware of it.

Thank you for the continued sharing of videos Ido - you are one of my greatest mentors for physical transformation! Many heartfelt regards. p.s. Beautiful piano music you put there.

This is spectacular! I'm working on developing a 10 second one arm handstand right now, and after that I plan to come to one of your workshops to learn how to take it further!

Brilliant work. Keep up the good work.

wowza, so much flow in one video! beautiful

These new videos are awesome!

Inspirational. I can't wait to achieve this stage of mastery in my own handstand.

@Leeav

2 жыл бұрын

How’s it goin

eres un genio..!!

Beautiful.

It's Art.

Very nice, friend.

what can I do against wrist pain (only right hand though), I can hold 30sec Handstand

Perfect body control 👌

An amazingly graceful movement piece. I'm hard-pressed to believe there are many movements or body-weight abilities that challenge him, except perhaps a Victorian hold on the rings. Great work Ido, thanks for the inspiration.

@YouKilledYourMaster

9 жыл бұрын

***** no need for that talk.

Smooth. But especially wise.

Can someone tell me the name of the song used?

moving in a one arm handstand is difficult, i still feeling as though its very free :)

I tore my TFCC in my left wrist I have seen conflicting information as to weather to get surgery to debride the tear. I would really rather not but the injury has lasted for close to 5 months now and I am not sure what to do I don't think the tear will heal on its own. Any advice?

@NiaYoung

9 жыл бұрын

You should definitely seek the advice of a physical therapist. Possibly there are some specific ROM exercises you should be doing to get better.

How the fuck someone can dislike this?!

@Alfador42

9 жыл бұрын

Rafael David I know right?

@NiaYoung

9 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I am convinced you always have some people that simply can't be pleased, impressed or happy with anything. What a sad life that must be to live.

@manu_del

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe for the end sentence ?

@enriquesanchez662

Жыл бұрын

OK, I know this reply comes late, but some of us know Ido enough to not like him. He came to Mexico a few years ago to teach a five-day workshop for $7,500 dollars, and he missed the first two days. That's BS, many people here don't even earn that amount in a whole year, and he's the kind of person who looks down on anybody who says that they lack the time or resources to work on their physical strength.

Ido, have you ever worked with someone who has nerve impingement in the shoulder and or back...maybe from a buldging disc? I feel limited by certain movements as they cause me a nerve pain that seems to hinder me. Mostly with handstands...my left shoulder/arm will give out...not from muscle weakness only but from the nerve impingement...sometimes it irritates me days after. I don't do much handstand work because of this. Any advice?

@inactiveair4680

9 жыл бұрын

He Who Seeks I'm not ido, but his blog may help you out. Take a read idoportal.blogspot.com/

@hewhoseeks3608

9 жыл бұрын

InactiveAir I did briefly look through it but saw nothing specifically on my issue. Will look through it again.

@hewhoseeks3608

9 жыл бұрын

Phaneron I've started to do regular 1 arm and two arm deadhangs...i find it irritating actually...but I will keep trying and see what happens.

Don't you need to construct the cage of gold first in order then to break it down? Or should the handstand be a simple "pause" in a larger set movement patterns and not just a static map?

@SeanArcherSDA

9 жыл бұрын

"To learn the handstand, one does not practice the handstand..."

@MrPsychoPlayer

8 жыл бұрын

ok

I'm wondering what the thinking behind : "Handstand work is more often a 'cage of gold' than a tool for freedom and expression" is?

@Kounteron

9 жыл бұрын

Alexander Hogarth most people who strive for a handstand strive for the hold of the handstand. That means - the still position. What the point of this video meant was that you must not forget to move, including in/out/within the handstand

@lolzroflcopterzzz

9 жыл бұрын

Kounteron Damn it, that's right. After watching this video, I realised I need to practice more movements in/out/within the handstand. I have my frogstand to handstand, L-sit to handstand and so on, but I need to practice more freedom and expression, as Ido says. Big ups from Sweden.

@Kounteron

9 жыл бұрын

and here I am, hopping in a 10s handstand only once every 4 tries

looks like to capoeira a little

So fucking cool!

WTF kool

Those women had a hard time not watching.