They were simply variations of the same trick, but I tried things that interested me, such as pulling up a handstand with pure strength, without jumping, without momentum, just with the strength of my hands. It was rewarding because I managed to pull it off the first time. I couldn't hold the handstand because I was falling forward, but I managed to pull it up perfectly with just the strength of my arms. After doing that, I wanted to try more. I tried it on the parallel bars, but it didn't work. I'll probably do it another day, but now I focused on something I found interesting. I got into a handstand on the floor and slowly bent my right hand until it rested on the floor while supporting myself with my left hand. It was great. I felt like I'd made great progress with this trick, but I wanted to take it further. Then I remembered seeing a video of a guy doing the same thing as me, resting his forearm on the floor, except he did it with one hand, so I thought, "What if I try it?"

Obviously, first I had to last longer in the handstand like that and do the typical one-handed handstand before trying something like that, so I wanted to try it before going crazy. It took me several attempts and applying the leg technique, but although it wasn't 3 seconds, I counted two slow seconds that allowed me to see the opportunity for a new trick after so much time. It will be good to improve the handstand to get the most out of it in push-ups, one arm, and power moves. Although I would also like to try doing it on the big bar, but I'm still a little scared. I'll take it little by little. And that's all for today. I hope to see you in my next post. 💪