Not exact matches
The first half
of the motion, from arms fully extended at 180 degrees
angle, to
elbows bent at 90 degrees
angle, the bulk
of the lift is handled by the brachialis and brachioradialis.
Make fists in front
of your face,
elbows at a 90 - degree
angle.
You can make the chest take on the bulk
of the work if you lean the torso slightly forward at almost 45 degree
angle and let the
elbows flair out.
-- Keep your
elbows pointed high while you are maintaining an
angle of 10 - 20 degrees.
Lie on an incline bench adjusted to an incline
angle of 30 to 45 degrees, holding a pair
of dumbbells over your chest with extended arms, with a slight bend at the
elbows.
Regardless
of what feels most comfortable to you, a wide grip will move your
elbows out and put your wrists at an
angle which excessively stresses the joints, as well being too hard on your shoulders.
Bring the dumbbells form resting on your knees to the side
of your head,
elbows bent at a 90 degree
angle.
The muscle is shortening to move the bones
of the forearm and decrease the
angle at the
elbow.
They're called hip flexors because they create flexion in the hip, which is the technical term for a bending movement around a joint in a limb (such as the knee or
elbow) that decreases the
angle between the bones
of the limb at the joint.
If overhead shoulder press is a must keeping the
elbows directly in front
of the shoulders in a 90 degree
angle when beginning is a must.
Your arm will form a 90 degree
angle with your hand raised to the level
of your
elbow.
Knees and
elbows help swimmers be more propulsive in their kick or their catch, respectively, because they can move more water past the normal
angle of the joint.
Bend your
elbows to about 90 - degree
angles, raising them to just above the level
of your back.
Stand along the wall on your side -LCB- say right side -RCB- while bending your
elbow to right
angles -LCB- i.e. at 90 degrees -RCB- in such a way that the outer part
of your forearm is against the wall.
Then bend your
elbows to a right
angle and slide your knees to the outside
of your arms and forward
of your hands.
They're called hip flexors because they create flexion in the hip, which is the technical term for a bending movement around a joint in a limb that decreases the
angle between the bones
of the limb at the joint (such as the knee or
elbow).
Also let this be a remainder for everyone who happens to read this: When it comes to training, you always have to take into account EVERYTHING: the weights, form,
angles (for example while benching take into account in what
angle are your wrists,
elbows, shoulders, latissimus dorci etc.), sets, reps, intensity, short pauses, long term rest periods, equipment, your own body (are you dizzy or full
of energy, are your arms tired and if so, what parts
of it are tired?
Based on the
angle of the arm, you can focus the stretch more to the chest (upper arm parallel or slightly higher than shoulder) or shoulder (
elbow slightly lower than shoulder, and torso bent forward slightly).
To prevent such an injury, you should make sure that the
elbows are kept at an
angle of approximately 25 degrees relative to the torso.
Tuck your
elbows close to your body (i.e. upper arm to torso
angle of 45 ° or less).
To further emphasize the long head, move your
elbows back so your upper arms are at 45 - degree
angle to the floor throughout; at the bottom
of each rep, touch the bar to the top
of your head.
When you get to the top
of the movement, your forearms should be
angled slightly upward and your
elbows should be held out away from your sides.
This is likely due to the vertical displacement
of the bar at the start
of the sticking point and resulting shoulder abduction and
elbow flexion
angles, and therefore, the sticking region
of unsuccessful attempts starts earlier in the ascending phase compared with successful lifts.
The moment arm length for the three heads
of the triceps at equal
elbow joint
angles was not consistent across the 3 subjects.
Assessing the effect
of grip width, Gomo & Van den Tillaar (2015) explored the effect
of narrow, medium and wide grip widths on the peak
elbow angle during the sticking region.
Landin & Thompson (2010) investigated the effect
of elbow flexion and shoulder extension joint
angle on the peak moment
of the long head
of the triceps.
Outcomes recorded in studies
of kinematics were reported for peak shoulder and
elbow angles.
While the moment arm length appears to change relative to the
elbow joint
angle, the overall moment arm lengths regardless
of angle joint
angle appear to be correlated with the muscle cross-sectional area
of the triceps and the dimensions
of the bony attachment site
of the olecranon (Sugisaki et al. 2010).
Little data exists regarding the effect
of the
elbow joint
angle on the moment arm length
of the triceps.
1st 7 Reps: For the first seven reps, go from the bottom
of the movement up to the halfway point (with your arms at a 90 degree
angle and hands at
elbow level).
A scene where Fred goes to a «Siblings Anonymous» meeting and he rubs
elbows with the likes
of Frank Stallone, Roger Clinton and Stephen Baldwin has the makings
of a funny skit comedy, but they couldn't really find a funny
angle other than the initial idea.
To the film's credit, the Oedipal set - up
of Dan's boss being a kid almost the same age as his own daughter, Alex (Johansson), stays mostly in the subtext, while the contrivance
of a romance blossoming between Carter and Alex is handled with a few moments
of elbows - and -
angles courtship that deserve a film
of their own.
Honda also moved the seats inward for more hip and
elbow room while
angling the profile
of the side windows more sharply from the windowsills to the roof.
The shoulders
of this dog are well inclined back and the front legs should be straight with the
elbows closed, the hind legs moderately
angled and parallel.
Some dogs have an upper arm (humerus) that is not laid back at a good
angle from point
of shoulder to
elbow joint.
Symptoms
of elbow dysplasia include lameness, abnormal gait, holding the
elbows at odd
angles, unwillingness to move around much or play, tiring easily, stiffness upon standing, and a worsening
of the condition after exercise.
Upper arm and shoulder blades are approximately the same length, and are joined at sufficient
angle to bring the
elbows rearward along the brisket in line with the top
of the withers.
The upper arm
angles slightly backward from point
of shoulder to
elbow, and is never perpendicular to the ground.
Ideally, when measured from the top
of the withers to the point
of the shoulder to the
elbow, the shoulder blade and upper arm are
of apparent equal length, forming an
angle of nearly 90 degrees; this sets the front legs well under the body and places the
elbows directly beneath the tips
of the shoulder blades.
The upper arm
angles backward from the point
of the shoulder to the
elbow and is never perpendicular to the ground.
His front right leg had been kicked out
of the socket so many times, the dog's
elbow protruded at a painful
angle.