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Hey guys so it took me 7 weeks to unlock my full front lever and 4 months in total to get it to 15 second full front lever My question is why isn’t planche the same way? I’ve been working on it for a little over a year now and I still can’t do full bodyweight for 15 seconds. You would think if front lever (horizontal skill) was easy, then planche (horizontal as well) would get achieved in a similar easy way right? Main question: What’s the science behind why planche is harder if anyone knows and is able to do both skills (front lever and planche)

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Help me find the truth. Hey all, Been practicing planche for a while and im wondering if a Slight bend is the go to? i kinda feel more powerful in this position, and recently @Simon Imhäuser posted an ig reel with doing a slightly bent arm full planche. I've always heard that full lockout is the perfect form, but is that so? And if somebody is unable to fully lock out the elbows straight by nature - i get it. However, my right arm is straight and the left one is gay (lol) - i mean overextended. So by having it at a slightl bend helps a bit. Looking to also know if the slightly bent arm planche is a fine base for harder skills, like planche press, maltese, etc. Thank you for replying in advance 🙏🏻

What’s your fav exercise? Mine is Push Ups