How easy is a handstand if you are flexible?

 While flexibility is an important component of being able to perform a handstand, it is not the only factor. Many other factors, such as strength, balance, and body control, also play a crucial role in performing a handstand successfully.

Being flexible can certainly make it easier to achieve the correct alignment and form for a handstand, as well as to control the body while in the inverted position. However, flexibility alone is not enough to perform a handstand.

To perform a handstand, you also need to develop good upper body strength, especially in the shoulders, arms, and core. You also need to have good balance and body awareness to be able to control your movements while upside down.

So while being flexible can be helpful, it is not a guarantee of being able to perform a handstand. With consistent practice and training, however, anyone can learn to do a handstand, regardless of their level of flexibility.