Lewis Yost - The Importance of a Community in Handbalance

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Handstand Diary

Sonja Smith-Novak

32 episodes

2 days ago

Hi! I'm Soundschi and I'm simply fascinated with the art of handbalancing. Although the journey to learning and perfecting it is a rough one with many, many struggles, I decided to do whatever it takes to stick with it, become better and learn everything I can about it. And since Ivo (my husband) and I decided to leave our homes to travel the world, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to meet as many handbalancers as I can and to share everything I learn about handbalancing during our journey with you.

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Lewis Yost - The Importance of a Community in Handbalance

Handstand Diary

22 minutes 20 seconds

6 years ago

Lewis Yost - The Importance of a Community in Handbalance

I was super excited to meet Lewis Yost (aka Lew Dog Millionaire), the young handbalance prodigy of Perth.

He's only 17 years old and has gotten to a pretty high level in relation to the short time he's been handbalancing. Scroll through his Instagram @lewis_handbalancing to see what I'm talking about. In this episode he tells us about how he got started practicing at his fridge, cause his Mom didn't want him to dirty the wall.

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