Milind Soman Makes Headstand Look So Easy Peasy; Netizens Compliment Him For Having 'A Great Control Over Body’ – VIDEO
Milind Soman shared a video of himself standing upside down and netizens are impressed to see him balancing it like a pro
COVID-19 survivor and actor Milind Soman’s Insta feed is an inspiration for many who are into fitness. Even at the age of 55, the actor’s fitness videos and pictures only pushes one to be a healthy lifestyle. That’s not it, he even urges people to exercise more and to stay fit in order to keep body and mind strong. Well, as we speak of fitness, Milind recently took to his Instagram account to share a video where he is standing upside down. But what’s impressive is that he makes the headstand look so easy-peasy and our mind is absolutely blown away.
Even netizens are mighty impressed to see him balancing it like a pro and having good control. While sharing the video, he captioned it with, "You can carry the heaviest weight when you’re upside down.” Seeing him doing the headstand, a user wrote, “What a great control over body, great balancing and strong core” while another one said, “Waiting for the day when I ll be able to do this”. There were a few who were lightheartedly joking around. “You’re carrying the earth on your arms”, a user wrote. Similarly, another one asked, “How did u turn the earth upside down” followed by a laughing emoticon.
When Milind Soman tested negative for COVID-19, the Bajirao Mastani actor still did not miss his ‘run’. Sharing a post about his negative reports and reuniting with his wife Ankita Konwar, he said, “Going for a TINY run”. Well, one can obviously understand his obsession with fitness.
Meanwhile, earlier, Soman showed us ‘Six finger pull-ups’ that will help one to keep their mind, organs and systems, muscles, focus, concentration, stamina, digestion healthy. ALSO READ: Milind Soman Drops An Unseen 1991 Picture From His Modelling Days; Wife Ankita Konwar Calls It ‘Yummmm’
Image source: Instagram/ milindrunning
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