Discover the difference between the long path and the shortcut to handstand success...

"How an Uncoordinated 6'2" 180 lb. Guy
Discovered the Easy and Fast System to
Mastering the Freestanding Handstand
and How You Can Do It Too"

Dear Fellow Handstander,

I'll get to more details on this diagram later but first let me introduce myself.

My name is Logan Christopher and I'm just like you. I'm not a competitive gymnast. Never was (I think I took all of one weeks lessons when I was a kid). I wasn’t born in the circus nor am I an acrobatic prodigy.
 
In fact, up until recently most people would say I wasn’t even coordinated. Not to mention at 6’ 2” and around 180 pounds I’m not your average tiny gymnast’s size.

A couple years back I tried my first handstand away from the wall. As you can imagine I was not very successful at it. But this first incident set me upon the path toward hand balancing success. I was bitten by the bug and wanted badly to be able to pull off this awe-inspiring move.

It wasn’t easy for me. I sought out information on the subject. I tried to find out something that could help me on the path. Eventually I located an old book and it did help but it was still a matter of trial-and-error with my handstand.

I kept on researching and now I might have a bigger library on hand balancing and various acrobatics than anyone else on this planet. But there was still something missing.


The big problem is there was no system to learning these skills. Most of the time you get “this is what you do.” At best you get “this is how you do it” which is still uncommon to find. Does that really help YOU to do the handstand? If you and I are completely honest, the answer is no.

The question that needs to be answered is “How do you build up to it?”

I can tell you all I want about how to balance with your hands, but you won’t be able to do it. Keep you body in the right position? You may know what you’re suppose to do, but that doesn’t mean you can do it!

The fact is, I envy you. Trailblazers always have a tough time, but then those who follow can reap the rewards.

What I’m talking about is that I put together a system that is guaranteed to help you master the handstand in record time. You see, there are a few things you have to learn in order to be able to do a handstand.

Unfortunately, I can’t “teach” you these things. The best I can do is show you how to “discover” this ability for yourself by going through a series of stunts.

These lead-up stunts will etch the must-have skills into your body and mind so that you can easily replicate them when you go after the handstand.

Once you have the skills, getting the handstand is just a matter of a little practice. Most importantly is mastering the kick-up so that you can get into the handstand each and every time you try. Of course, you'll learn the very best way to do just that.
Here are some of the remarkable lessons I’ll share with you:

• Are you already working on the free standing handstand? STOP NOW! You must complete these FOUR lead-up stunts before you should even BEGIN.
  
  
• The secrets of the "Toe-Touch Handstand"…How it will teach you balancing in the handstand better than any other method (9:56)
  
  
• The one thing you should do before you even attempt any handstand (0:29)
  
  
• Why you must grip the ground and how this improves your balance (2:05)
  
  
• Have problems kicking-up against the wall? How to do the sprinter's stance kick-up with ease (0:54)
  
  
• Why the headstand is an essential must-learn skill used to easily train your body to stay tight in the air (5:30)
  
  
• How to safely and efficiently get out of an overbalanced handstand (12:32)
  
  
• How to change your body structure for endurance to hold the handstand for as long as you want against the wall or out in the open (2:10)
  
  
• Why arching the back may or may not be right for you. Hint: What feels natural is usually best (14:38)
  
  
• Use this rarely used headstand variation to make your body a steel rod standing in the air without a quiver (6:38)
  
  
• You should walk around on your hands because its easier to start with, right? WRONG! Why you must not fall into this trap (15:41)
  
  
• Do you work your balance by bringing both feet off the wall and trying to hold the handstand? If so, you need to use this EVEN BETTER method instead (10:10)
  
  
• When you're ready to move on to the Free Standing Handstand - Ignore these guidelines at your own risk (9:34)
  
  
• What you MUST do in your forearm stand. Neglect this and lose all the benefits of the exercise (8:03)
  
  
• Why the frogstand is your best friend when it comes to handstand practice (4:25)
  
  
• The first big goal you need to hit, a 30 second handstand (27:45)
  
  
• Balancing should be done by weaving your body and shoulders, bending the arms, right? WRONG! All balance should be maintained by the hands in the beginning. Find the quickest, easiest way to ‘grasp’ how to balance using your hands with the Frogstand (4:47)
  
  
• Is your body falling all over the place? Follow these steps to make your handstand harmonious (13:58)
  
  
• Three methods of bailing out of a handstand. Which one is best and which one you should avoid (13:42)
  
  
• Two methods of kicking up - Which one will give you the best results? (18:01)
  
  
• The kick-up is of prime importance. Here's a few things to avoid (20:46)
  
  
• The sure-fire way to perfect your kick-up so you can get in a good handstand every single time you try. My secret weapon for making your kick-up rock solid in as short a time as possible. (22:36)
  
  
• How do you know when to progress from one stunt to the next? I've eliminated the guesswork by laying out the details (26:04)
  

• A sample 8-week plan that'll take you from zero all the way to doing a 30-second handstand (29:31)
  
  
• A few ideas on what to do after you've mastered the 30 second handstand (32:01)
  

What I’ve done is package all these secrets into a easily usable video called the “Secrets of the Handstand” Quick Start DVD. So now you won’t have to read and re-read these books, or squint at images while trying to grasp exactly what’s going on. You get the optimal learning experience as I guide you step-by-step through the system!


If so, you should get your hands on this system. But don’t take my word for it. Here’s what others have been saying about my system:

"I have viewed the video......You did an awesome job explaining the technique and showing the variations of handbalancing. I especially liked the part where you taught the the foerarm stand, I tested myself out on that and did what everyone really starts at shrugging the shoulders and not keeping the upper arms perpendicular to the floor, I held that for a few seconds then I tried the best I could the way you did it and was difficult but I held for a second or 2 longer then what I originally tried. The frogstand was better explained then I was originally taught and with practice I know I can get better. Great job bro and I will be practicing these more often no matter what.....You got something special here and its made me want to do better in my conditioning and coordination." -Ben Bergman, Santa Cruz, CA "If I had Logan's Secrets of the Handstand DVD I could have made more progress in a couple months than my first 3 years!" -Tyler J. Bramlett "I was playing around the other day with the frog stand(knees on elbows) and I had a hard time till I watched it again and overlooked a key element you mentioned. "Lean forward to the point of almost overbalancing, then use the fingers to steady yourself." I was afraid at first of smashing my face in the ground....but lo and behold when i gripped the ground hard i stayed in that position for about a minute! If I can make instant progress like that I cant wait to see what this month of training will bring me. "Having someone around my age put in there own words how they achieved there goals makes it easier for everyday folks to understand. Not that other books arent well written...just that sometimes they seemed geared toward someone who is farther along on the learning curve rather than a beginner. Keep up the good work and I'll keep you posted on my progress." -Felix Cincotta "But one thing that seemed to always elude me was the tiger stand. I practiced this move a lot against the wall but after weeks of practice I could never consistently find that "sweet spot." After seeing you do a tiger stand in the video, that same day, when I went to the gym it took me 2 tries and now I can easily and consistatly find the "sweet spot" hold the tiger stand. I must of unconsciously picked up something when I watched you kick up and hold the tiger stand. "Another thing I learned from the video is that the kick up is way more important than I originally thought. I was basically muscling the handstand back from my kick up (which was way too hard). I could do it but it took a lot of energy. For the past few days I just worked my kick up over and over again. After only 2 days of working my kick up I am hitting my "sweet spot" 8 times out of 10 when before I was only hitting it 1 or 2 times out of 10 and the other hand stand attempts I was muscling back from an over anxious kick up. "So, your videos were helpful to even someone like myself who has been practicing handstands successfully for several weeks. Just seeing someone else do the move and step me through the process, which is something I have read about and knew all ready, helped me greatly. Thanks a lot." -Ricky Duelley

My Goal with this DVD is to
Help You Do a 30 Second Handstand

Look, I want to see you succeed. I know many people get the idea to do a handstand only to give up because they find it frustrating. If only they had this simple to follow plan they could erase that frustration and reach the handstand having fun the entire time.

I even include a sample 8-week training plan to take you from zero all the way there. I lay out exactly when you should stick to the lead-ups stunts, when to move on, and how to employ my "secret weapons".

Plus, when you order I'll be sending a couple unnannounced bonuses as well to help you along. A little extra to ensure you make progress fast.

My goal is to get 1000 new people up and in a stable handstand so I'm making it affordable by virtually everyone. This DVD with over a half-hour of material shows you everything you need to go from never having even attempted a handstand to holding one freely with ease in as little time as possible.

All of this is yours for just $29.95 with free shipping.

Before you click to order there's one more thing you need to know. If for some reason when you get this DVD you decide its not right for you for whatever reason, I don't want to keep your money. In fact, if I don't add many seconds to your handstand I want you to ask for a refund. Send the DVD back for a full-refund at any time within 60 days.

If you truly want to be able to hold a handstand, you really can't afford not to get your hands on the Secrets of the Handstand Quick Start DVD. Get started right now and let me say "thank you" ahead of time.

Good Luck and Good Hand Balancing,

Logan Christopher

P.S. WARNING: If you do any small part wrong practicing the handstand you may spend months trying to fix a bad habit. Make you life will be easier by starting the right way right now.

P.P.S. Imagine looking back a couple months from now when you can confidently hold a handstand and you'll know getting this DVD was the key moment.

P.P.P.S Here's what a few others are saying about the Secrets of the Handstand Quickstart DVD:

'Yes the quickstart handstand guide has definitely helped me with holding a handstand.  As a bit of background, my fitness level was pretty high from a mixture of weight lifting/ training and other sports.  I could just about hold a rather shaky handstand before I started, but it was all from strength, not skill.  The things that really helped was how to kick-up into the hand stand, and the technique of leaning into the hands to increase stability.  The longest I've held a handstand for is just over 20 secs, which I'm very pleased with.  The kick-up is a lot more consistent, I would say I manage to catch about 7/10 handstands I attempt. I really appreciate the techniques you've shared, particularly because the approach was not from a pure gymnastics background." -Roger Earp of Kent, UK "Good step by step program that will give you quick progression." - Omari Rose of New York, NY "Great reminders of the basics, reminding me to correct my form, to get back to basics, everything flows from there." - David Kelso of Glasgow, UK "The frog handstand was useful in that it showed me another way to strengthen my wrists for handstands (and other uses)" - Les Green of Omaha, NE "The tips on hand placement and shoulder positioning were excellent!!!" - Matthew Nelson of Toronto, Canada "Very good course! Now I can balance far away from the wall, with the help of one leg only. Even can free stand for about 3-4 seconds." - Dmitry Gubenko of North Caulfield, Australia "The lead up skills were very helpful as was the focus on total body tension." - Donald Thomas Nicholson of South Lyon, MI "Yes some of the excercises helped my balance, and starting from scratch to attempt a static handstand was also very useful as I was walking around to keep my balance instead of mastering balance first and then walking." - Simon Fell of Lincoln, UK "The lead up exercises were great in developing hand balance and strength." - Brendan Blake of Jerrabomberra, Australia "It has given me progresions for getting to the handstand - not there yet, but building good frogs, heads and wall handstands." - Matt Staples of Nottingham, UK "Providing a foundation within the quickstart guide was key and helped me improve my overall strength, endurance, and coordination." - Sly Chatman of Pheonix, AZ