1. Push up
The reason to do push up because it helps you to get a strong arm. Push up is the best exercise since it target your arm, core, shoulder and upper back. Basic push up are good enough.
2. Back-bend push up
This exercise helps you target your shoulder and upper back. Then, it also help you to get used to turn upside down as some people will get dizzy or tired when doing handstand. Remember to take a deep breath before and after this exercise.
3. Crow
Crow is also a good exercise to have a strong arm as it carry your whole body and it need a good balancing. It's like a mini handstands.
After you have done the exercise shown above, it means that you're ready to do a handstand. For beginner, you need to do a handstands on the wall because the wall is your best friend and it helps you to hold your body against the wall. Reminder: Do not have a habit to lean on the wall all the time when you're doing a handstand because it will make you feel scare when you try to do it without a wall. You may ask your friend to help you to hold your leg if you feel scare.
Your position is important in doing a handstand as example your hand position, elbow position, shoulder position, handstand head position. I have some tips to have a perfect handstand. First, always warm up your wrist and shoulder before practicing handstands, pay attention to your body position and breathing. Then, always start with the basic and when you're ready for freestanding work, first practice bailing out and take your time and don't be rush to meet arbitrary standards.
First step to do a handstand is stand up straight with your feet comfortably apart. This is your starting position. Your feet, knees, torso and head should all be aligned and completely vertical. Hold your arms comfortably at your side. Second, kick with your dominant leg. Then as you kick fall into a lunge, your dominant leg bent and in front and your other leg straight, It shouldn't be very deep but should give you enough power to kick up. Make sure to kick and lunge straight forward, and not to one side or the other. Stepping to the side will cause your body to twist when you go into the handstand, making it much harder to balance.
Keep your arms straight as your hands approach the ground. Think of your self as a T, Your base leg being the vertical part and your arms and dominant leg being the horizontal part. Keep yourself in this T position until your base leg leaves the ground. Your shoulders should be tight in toward your neck, as though you were shrugging. Don't let your shoulders sag upwards or your elbows bend, which puts you at greater risk for injury. Straighten your legs and torso toward the sky.
Remember to balance your hand properly as it will fall easily as you can't control well. When you are ready to come down, split your legs and drop your dominant leg to the ground. Start to stand up and as you do put your other leg on the ground. End your handstand with your arms by your ears. Let your arms fall farther away from your head and turn your palms outwards. Make sure that you tuck your head to your chest before you roll out, as you could fall on your head a little harder than you would like. Then you have done your handstand!!!