[StevEFreeze]

Yep. The back stretch/and position.
It's hard to maintain without having decent back flex.

How many Bboys can do a Bridge? lol and it's harder forms..

I can do One Handed and thats pretty much it.. My friend Alex can do no handed bridge.

[AsianxRomeo]

i can do 1 handed, 2 handed, no handed, w/e im pretty flexible

its a good stretch to do before you session, it really loosens up your body, especially for hollow backs and shit

[StevEFreeze]

Originally Posted by AsianxRomeo

i can do 1 handed, 2 handed, no handed, w/e im pretty flexible

its a good stretch to do before you session, it really loosens up your body, especially for hollow backs and shit

I stretch 4 times a day, 7 days a week. Lol I'm super bendy.

(Morning, Afternoon x2, Night)

Nice Back Flex.. I cant hold a no handed bridge very well haha.
Btw, do you need a LOT of back flex for Hollowback?

[Fitwee]

Wow, no-handeds are easy
I remember when I was younger I couldn't even do a normal bridge...

[StevEFreeze]

Originally Posted by Fitwee

Wow, no-handeds are easy

how lol! I just fall on my back when I bend back

[AsianxRomeo]

Originally Posted by StevEFreeze

I stretch 4 times a day, 7 days a week. Lol I'm super bendy.

(Morning, Afternoon x2, Night)

Nice Back Flex.. I cant hold a no handed bridge very well haha.
Btw, do you need a LOT of back flex for Hollowback?

no, you need shoulder flexibility for hollowbacks. thats where 2 handed bridges help.

if you're flexible enough try body threads to help even deeper back stretches

[StevEFreeze]

Originally Posted by AsianxRomeo

no, you need shoulder flexibility for hollowbacks. thats where 2 handed bridges help.

if you're flexible enough try body threads to help even deeper back stretches

Oh.. I see now.. I thought Shuolder Flex was for Invert and Back Flex was for Hollowback..

Body Threads to stretch your back.. Could you give an example..?

[AsianxRomeo]

nah shoulder flex is required for both of them. thats why when you do either one of them your head sticks out because your arms are being forced back more in the shoulder joints

do you know what body threads are? if so, when you do a body thread, just pull ur foot further past your head, but try to do it with both legs so you can maintain a certain balance in your body's flexibility

[StevEFreeze]

Originally Posted by AsianxRomeo

nah shoulder flex is required for both of them. thats why when you do either one of them your head sticks out because your arms are being forced back more in the shoulder joints

do you know what body threads are? if so, when you do a body thread, just pull ur foot further past your head, but try to do it with both legs so you can maintain a certain balance in your body's flexibility

Umm... I can put my legs behind my head..?

Or is it like the quad stretch where you have to put it to your head, put you pull your leg towards your ass... I find the quad one super hard lol.

Nvm.. is this it?

[AsianxRomeo]

oh no, thats not a body thread

heres a video, instead of doing a full body thread, just stop the foot right at your head and stretch your body into a circle. thats what i do...err did before i lost my flexbility for a while

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[StevEFreeze]

LOL WTF its so hard.. It looks easy..

What muscle/joint flex do you need for it?

[AsianxRomeo]

ummmm.... id say back flexibility mostly. first time i did one, man my back CRAAAAAACCCKKKEDDDD

[StevEFreeze]

Originally Posted by AsianxRomeo

ummmm.... id say back flexibility mostly. first time i did one, man my back CRAAAAAACCCKKKEDDDD

Damnit lol so do I have sucky back flex or something..

I just cant put my head through haah

[Bboy Phenom]

err...

No handed= On your head?

Or would no handed mean you float backwards in mid air like the matrix?

[SBY]

What about doing it with one leg? I can do 1h & 2h with one leg, but not no hand with one leg.