Sentences with phrase «lift it up slightly»

I also found it is easier to twist the dough if you lift it up slightly so it does not brush against the other strips of dough.

Lifting her up slightly on her stomach, gently massage her belly.

If you have «puffy» breasts, you can also position the rest of your hand under your breast to lift it up slightly and away from your chest.

Coming forward, as soon as you feel the space between your pubis and navel shortening, stop, lift up slightly, and lengthen again.

Pulling up on the handles will allow you to support your pet's hind end or lift him up slightly to help with stairs.

Not exact matches

Lift up the bread slightly with a spatula and see if it's completely toasted.

I lifted the parchment paper up and it was like slightly oily sand pouring from a sandbox.

Lift up edges and allow dough to slump down into dish (if too cold to be pliable, let it warm up slightly first).

When he starts waking up, gently rock his upper body by slightly lifting the pillow up and rock it gently.

If your baby seems to struggle to lift his head up even slightly at 3 months, mention it at your next doctor visit.

- baby can briefly lift head (usually bobbing, not still) to about 45 degrees - turns head to place opposite cheek down - comfortable with either cheek down - legs begin to straighten in Tummy Time so that lower belly touches the surface beneath baby - arms move further away from the body in Tummy Time and in the second month, will begin to press hands down into the surface to push the shoulders and very top of the chest up very slightly off the surface beneath

When baby is on her tummy, manually lift her upper chest slightly off the floor and bring her weight backwards a little bit (your direction of the lift should be up and back toward feet on a diagonal... not just straight up).

Sure, they move up and down, but that motion generates lift the same way a fixed airplane wing does: When air flows over the wing, it moves down to follow the wing's slightly tilted surface.

Lift your chest and lean back slightly — the pull up and chin up are surprisingly tough on your core muscles so don't worry if you feel these muscles engaging as it's a good thing!

Lift your chest up, slightly arching your back as you press your back hip forward (c).

With your eyes on the dumbbell, lift your torso and hips as you press up with your right arm, your right hand slightly behind you (B, below).

Push into hands to lift chest up, coming onto left knee as you raise right leg, sole of right foot facing up and slightly in (B).

Slightly separate your legs and get in the superman position by lifting your arms, legs, chest and head up at the same time and hold this position for a few seconds, then begin to alternate lifting your right arm / left leg and left arm / right leg for 30 seconds without touching the floor.

Side Plank - From a plank, lift your hips up slightly, then shift your weight into one hand as you roll your whole body open to the side.

Then, extend your left arm and lift it slightly up rotating the shoulder in the optimal position to stretch the forearm muscle.

Grab the band by its ends and lift your arms up, while at the same time keeping them slightly open.

Keeping that same form, raise your legs up and slightly over to the right, allowing your hips to lift just a tiny bit.

Gazing at your navel, curl your body up slightly (the middle of your back should be on the ground at all times), keeping elbows wide, lifting from your core.

Plus, the display isn't perpetually lit up — the screen only brightens when you tap or lift your wrist slightly to check the time.

While technically accommodating resistance doesn't speed up the lift dramatically as a whole, what it does do well is make sure the entire stroke has great effort slightly longer during the concentric phase.

If you load up a bare to a weight that's just slightly less than you can lift, and perform one rep, you'll have exposed your muscles to a very high tension - that's probably obvious.

Lift your upper body up slightly to add a little more challenge and further engage your core.

Lift your arms up to shoulder height and slightly bend them (like you're hugging a tree) to begin.

Lift your tailbone up and slightly forward but keep your weight in the heels of your feet.

Straighten your legs, and lift them up to 90 degrees, lifting your hips slightly.

Engage between your shoulder blades and smoothly lift your weights toward the ceiling to shoulder height, turning your pinkies up slightly.

Straighten and firm the left leg and keep the right leg bent as you lift the left leg up until the foot is slightly above the pelvis.

love this routine, I have made great gains and strength, I have modified it slightly I do a «light A» then a «light B», Heavy A and then a Heavy B then back to the light A My A day looks like this; Squats, Bench press, one arm row, machine row, weighted pull ups My B day looks like this; Dead lifts, over head press (strict, standing), bent over row, incline bench then weighted dips my heavy day is as prescribed above, my light days are less weight but more reps, less break in between ie..

When doing a squat, always keep your weight on your heels — lift your toes up just slightly to double check this, every few squats.

Roll the cylinder up to your shoulders and then back down to your midback by engaging your abs and lifting your hips slightly.

Engage the core, bend the elbows slightly, and lift the body up using the palms.

Hindu squats — although the Hindu squat is slightly different to the free squat (you use your arms, breathe in a different manner and lift up on to your toes) it is still basically the same exercise.

Bend your knees slightly, lift your left foot up and, balancing on your right foot, cross your left thigh over the right.

Normally, you want to lean forward slightly as you lift and lower your body on dips, but if you keep your torso straight up and down, the stress is shifted to your triceps.

Slightly lift your head up and fix your eyes at a point in front of you.

Lift the ball up over your head and twist your torso slightly to the right, drawing the medicine ball to your right side as you forcefully use your arms and core (particularly your obliques) to slam the ball down on the ground to the outside of your right knee.

After 45 seconds lift your hands over your head for a slightly different angle, continuing this slow up and down movement.

Laying on your back, lift your head up about six inches off the floor with your knees slightly bent.

The idea is to keep your elbow slightly bend and to lead with that elbow when lifting the arm up.

Now lean back slightly, pick the right leg up off the floor, and lift the left leg in front of the right.

Slightly lift if up or if needed, stack it on top of the grounded foot.

Inhale: Lift your chest forward and up, pulling the shoulder blades down and lifting the chin slightly.

In Ujjayi pranayama, the chest is slightly lifted up as if the inhalation is done from the throat.

Running up hill means the foot has to be lifted slightly higher on each stride.

Keeping the elbows slightly bent and wrists straight, lift the arms up to shoulder level (palms face the floor).