Are you boring yet? A note about kick-ups for more experienced handbalancers
It is common to stop working on kick-ups as soon as you can kick-up.
After all, are you not killing two birds with one stone when you kick-up against the wall and practice your rebalancing drills?
In my experience, no.
There is value in practicing the kick-up just for the sake of improving this.
In many improvers I have worked with, I have seen that the kick-up was the bottleneck of their handstand progress.
Surprisingly.
Your standards, if you’re more advanced, are nothing less than being able to produce the exact same kick-up, with the exact same quality of landing, 10 reps in a row.
I want those kick-ups to be boringly identical.
Until then, this practice still deserves some of your time and energy