Scapula positioning during Hand stand pushups

Hey, was just wondering what my scapula position should be in during hand stand push ups. Cheers.

At the top of handstand you want to have your scapula elevated and protracted. While lowering down into handstand pushup keep protraction and depression.
Cheers,
Milos
 

On 5/13/2016 at 7:16 PM, Milos Janic said:

At the top of handstand you want to have your scapula elevated and protracted. While lowering down into handstand pushup keep protraction and depression.
Cheers,
Milos
 

What? No, while lowering you would still want to keep a tight, elevated and protracted scapula.

Edit; while thinking about it, it depends.

For a headstand push-up you would want your scapula protracted and at the middle of the upper back, not too depressed but not too elevated, add a pause in the headstand position to stabilize and reverse the movement.

For handstand push-ups the scapula would be depressed at the bottom position, but the bottom position would a lot deeper than a headstand. And it also depends if you go arms straight all the way (inverted parallel hold) or you're doing them on paralletes (your scapula wouldn't be depressed all the way because your arms won't straighten all the way, but it will be slightly depressed, and of course protracted all the way).