Guest guest Posted September 23, 2004 Report Posted September 23, 2004 Hi All I have a question on pointers you may have on handstands, which is usually my biggest challenge. After about 4 years of practice I'm doing handstands for the first time pretty regularly. However, as is usually my problem with this asana, I fell last Friday and landed hard on my right toes. My big toe on the right foot has been hurting when I walk. I don't think anything broke, but when I bend the toes in walking, I feel pain on the right foot. How long do you all think it will take for the pain to subside in a toe injury? What advice do you have for making the handstand better? I do it against a wall, since I'm not brave enough yet to do it in the middle of the floor. I press the hands firmly once I'm up, making the hands strong while I push. I probably was distracted and not present in the moment when I fell. I have no problem with other inversions such as pincha mayurasanas, the headstands, and the like, other than I usually practice near a wall on some of them, because of a fear of falling. I suppose I need to develop more control and balance. Thanks, Arturo in San Francisco Quote
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