Lengthen your legs back and press your knees and feet into the ground.
Not exact matches
Week four This week you are going to place your weight on the
back knee as though you are kneeling and
lengthen the front
leg.
Once your cushions are in place, get
back into your lunge position and gently
lengthen the front
leg out into the splits.
Lift the right
leg back up, straight out of your hip, as you engage the core and
lengthen the neck.
Imagine you are
lengthening your
leg to touch the
back wall and keep your knee straight.
Deepen the lunge in the front
leg,
lengthen the
back leg and reach up and out with arms out in front and
back, aligned with your shoulders.
Lengthen your
back leg towards the
back wall.
Make sure you're not feeling any pinching in the lower
back,
lengthen your
legs out of your hips and keep your buttocks relaxed.
The Hundred Start lying on your
back and lift your
legs 45 degrees off the mat and
lengthen out through your arms as you lift your head, neck, and shoulders off the floor.
With each inhalation, slightly lift and
lengthen the torso, and with each exhalation extend your torso and try to bring it a little bit closer to the
legs without rounding your
back.
Lie on your
back with your
legs lengthened straight from your hips towards the ceiling.
Lengthening your hamstrings after sitting for an extended period of time can help prevent tightness through the
legs and
back.
Raise left
leg to hip height, exhale to kick left
leg forward and pulse, inhale,
lengthen leg to
back x 10 reps.
Down dog is essential for opening up the
back of the
legs, as it
lengthens the glutes, hamstrings, and calves.
Lift your sitting bones and press the hips
back, straightening your
legs any amount, and
lengthening through the
back of your
legs.
Extend the
legs straight as you reach your arms
back and
lengthen your upper spine into an arch.
With your
legs, hips, spine, and shoulders aligned, you can elongate your lower
back by
lengthening your top
leg and your torso away from one another.
In the case of Padangusthasana and Padahasthasana we
lengthen the
leg and lower
back muscles.
When the
backs of the
legs are fully
lengthened, lift through the balls of the big toes so the inner
legs are slightly longer than the outer.
Once the
backs of the
legs are fully
lengthened through the heels, maintain that length and press up through the balls of the big toes so the inner
legs are slightly longer than the outer.
The pose shares key movements with Virabhadrasana III: You train the
back leg to rotate forward properly, and the arms extend,
lengthening the spine.
The twist
lengthens the calf and hamstring of the
back leg, which can sometimes make it difficult to find the floor with the
back heel.
It significantly stretches the
legs,
back and arms and
lengthens the spine.
Breath into the lower
back area as the
back of your
legs lengthen.
Lift the left heel up off the ground and lower your right heel to the ground,
lengthening the
back of the right
leg.
Really focus on the twist, pulling the glute of the bend
leg backwards and
lengthening your IT band and your lower
back.
Practice Adho Mukha Svanasana to
lengthen the muscles in your spine and the
backs of your
legs.
As your
back and
leg muscles release, gradually
lengthen and lower your body into Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend).
Movement 1 (Round
back):
Lengthen legs forward to 45 degrees, keep chest lifted.
Also, do not take long blouses that reach your
back as they'll only
lengthen the upper part of your body and will work against your
legs.
The high - cut
leg opening is
lengthening, and the low
back gives the illusion of wide shoulders, which in turn makes your hips look narrower.»
They have a peep toe and a high, curved
back panel that fans out like the wings of a bird of paradise for a
leg -
lengthening effect.
Team yours with a laid -
back tee for a
leg -
lengthening effect.
The hair
lengthens on the
back of the
legs to the pastern or hock; on the
back of the thighs it forms moderate breeching.