Burpee Box Jumps How to:
Start by bending your knees slightly and exploding up onto a box like a traditional box jump (a).
Don't
start by bending the knees!
Not exact matches
With the kid on your
knees face to you, put your feet up on a chair and rest your hands on the edge of another one, and
start exercising
by bending your elbows and returning to the
starting position.
Rather than pick them up when they
start to fuss, help them learn to sit down
by gently
bending their
knees and supporting their weight until they reach the floor safely.
Pull the ball towards your chest
by slowly
bending your
knees, then slowly return to the
start position
by straightening your legs.
How to do it:
Start by standing with your feet hip - width apart,
knees bent slightly, and you hands up in front of you — palms facing away from your body.
Start by stepping your feet wide apart and
bend both
knees, lowering your torso into a wide squat.
Start by lying on your back,
knees bent and feet hip - distance apart.
Starting off with the right
knee bent back in half of Virasana, lift the leg
by pulling the head of the thigh bone into the hip socket and activating the pelvic floor.
Start by laying on your back with your
knees bent and feet hips - width distance apart, drawing your heels in toward your sit bones.
Start this breathing exercise
by lying on your back with
knees bent and feet hip - width apart.
If this proves to be impossible at the moment,
start by keeping your feet on the floor and
bending your
knees.
Start by sitting tall with your
knees bent and feet flat on the floor.
Start by sitting on the ground and
bending the left
knee so it points forward.
Start by standing tall before
bending your
knees and swinging both arms back.
Step 1:
Start in a lying position with your
knees bent, roll over and pick up the kettlebell with both hands, holding it
by the «ball» of the kettlebell.
You want to
start by bending slightly at the waist with the hips and
knees slightly flexed.
Start by holding the barbell at your hips, keeping your shoulders back with a slight arch in your back, and a slight
bend in the
knees with your feet shoulder - width apart.
Return back to the
start position
by bending the
knee and then extending the hip until the foot is on the floor again.
By bending the
knees, you put the pressure on your legs and
start moving the rod towards and from the chest.
Start by lying on the floor, with the
knees comfortably
bent.
Rocking Lunge — Begin this warmup
by taking a deep lunge bringing your left leg forward and both
knees slightly
bent as your
starting position.
For this pain - relieving stretch,
start by lying on your back with one leg straight and the other
bent at the
knee.
Start to lower your body back as far as you can
by pushing your hips back and
bending your
knees and pushing your body weight into your heels.
Again, you can
start with your
knees bent but you want to work toward straight legs, and you can add weight
by snatching a dumbbell in between your feet.
It's important that you
start with your hips back, and not
by bending your
knees.
Start by sitting into your sit bones and
bend the
knees if needed.
The performer
starts leaning over without
bending the
knees,
bending progressively with each whip, finishing
by kneeling on the rug.