Endurance | 2/10 | For max time freestanding handstand hold (20-min cap). Minimal cardiovascular demand, primarily a test of isometric strength, balance, and shoulder/core endurance. |
Stamina | 7/10 | Holding a freestanding handstand for max time is an extreme test of isometric stamina in the shoulders, triceps, upper back, and core. Mental focus and pain tolerance are also key. |
Strength | 6/10 | Requires significant relative upper body strength to support bodyweight inverted, and exceptional core strength for stability and balance without wall support. |
Flexibility | 5/10 | Good shoulder and wrist flexibility is crucial for achieving and maintaining a stable, stacked handstand position. Thoracic mobility also helps. |
Power | 1/10 | Not a power-focused test. Emphasizes static holds and fine motor control for balance, not explosive movement. |
Speed | 1/10 | Not applicable in the traditional sense. The 'speed' is in how quickly one fatigues or loses balance. |