Pieti Kirkkopelto - Think Less and Do More

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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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Pieti Kirkkopelto - Think Less and Do More

Handstand Diary

27 minutes 18 seconds

5 years ago

Pieti Kirkkopelto - Think Less and Do More

Here's to all of you overthinkers out there. This message is one I needed to hear for sure: Think less and do more

Pieti was one of the amazing students we met during our visit at the Kyiv Academy for Circus and Variety Arts. I could talk to him for hours and hours, as he has quite a lot of thoughts on anything regarding handbalance and its practice. You can definitely tell that he likes to analyze things and has the mind of a scientist.

I really hope you enjoy this interview as the main key takeaways are so valuable:

- Focus on the actual balance action in your hands/arms
- Stick with one technique and grind it out

Check out Pieti's Instagram and follow him:
@pietikirkkopelto

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It's never too late to do what you love,
Soundschi