In my daily practice, I dedicate a great deal of time warming up my shoulders
Healthy and flexible shoulders are key for backbending, handstands, arm balances, etc…
Never give them for granted, a bit of TLC it doesn’t take lots of time
This specific sequence is ideal if you are working on flipping the grip
Exercise:
1) Come to a standing position, use a wooden stick, or yoga straps, as you wish. Hands shoulders distance apart from each other
2) Inhale, bring the arms up, lift from under the scapula
3) Exhale, rotate the shoulders backward and lower them back down
4) Inhale, look up
5) Example, forward fold
6) Try to reach the floor with your hands and the sick. If you can’t don’t worry, baby steps, the most important thing is that you don’t push yourself
7) Inhale, come up, exhale
8) Inhale, bring the arms over your head, try to keep them as straight as possible, core engaged, and tailbone tucked in
9) Exhale, slowly lower the arms back down.
Repeat the sequence 5 to 10 times daily