Arch your back slightly and look straight ahead.
Keep your feet flat on the floor,
arch your back slightly and keep your chest high.
Bring arms straight up and
arch your back slightly for upward salute.
Retract your shoulder blades and
arch your back slightly.
Plant your feet on the floor, pull your shoulder blades together and
arch your back slightly.
Arch your back slightly during this lift.
When she's on all fours, she should
arch her back slightly and not put her head down on the bed.
Not exact matches
An adrenalin response occurs in the mother and she rises up
slightly from her kneeling position and
arches her
back.
Keep your torso straight and your lower
back slightly arched.
Stand with knees
slightly bent and
back arched forward, arms extended out to the sides with a slight bend in the elbows 3.
Grab the bar with a
slightly wider than shoulder - width grip,
arch the
back and take it off the rack.
Grab the bar
slightly outside shoulder width and
arch the
back by leaving a space between the lower
back and the bench.
Lift your chest up,
slightly arching your
back as you press your
back hip forward (c).
How to: Lay on an incline bench set at 30 degrees with your feet flat on the ground,
back slightly arched and shoulder blades retracted.
Maintaining the
back in its natural,
slightly arched position, lean around 10 degrees forward at the hips and
slightly bend your knees.
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Arch the
back so that the lower
back is
slightly off the bench.
At this point, your
back should be
slightly arched and your chest should be sticking out.
Tip: Keep your
back straight or
slightly arched; do not lean
back or forward.
Hands are stacked right below your shoulders, core is tight,
back is actively engaged (not
arched), body is in a nice straight line and your gaze is
slightly in front of you.
Reach your arms
back to your hips as you
slightly increase the
arch.
Inhale, and as you exhale, lower your
back to the floor so it
arches slightly over the roller.
Exhale and tilt your pelvis toward your feet,
arching the lower
back off the floor
slightly.
Keep your lower
back flat or
slightly arched, and your torso at an angle
slightly above horizontal to the floor.
The idea here is to
arch the
back and drive your elbows
slightly behind your body.
Move the chest
slightly forward, displacing it in front of the hips to bring the
arch into the upper
back.
Your
back should stay straight (or
slightly arched), your knees
slightly bent.
Start with your hands over your ankles, your
back arched, an your knees
slightly bent.
Head looking forward, arms extended and locked out, elbows
slightly flared,
back moderately
arched, feet solid and together firmly planted on the floor.
EXECUTION (ACTION): Keeping your torso perpendicular (erect) to the floor and your
back slightly arched, slowly pull the bar downward (leading with your elbows), focusing on your
back muscles the entire time, until the bar touches your upper chest.
Step 11: Raise arm Pose (Hasta Uttanasana): Take a deep inhalation, stretch your arms up overhead,
slightly arch your
back.
MOVEMENT (ACTION): Use your
back muscles and bend your elbows to pull the upper part of your chest up to the level of the bar (your chin is over the bar) and at the same time
arch your torso
slightly backwards.
Try to squeeze your elbows together behind your
back,
arch your lower
back and look up
slightly.
Keep your knees locked but
slightly bent while doing this exercise and keep a tight
arch in your lower
back.
You should maintain a neutral spine, which means there is a
slightly arch in the lower
back.
Bend your knees
slightly, hinge forwards from your hips, and keep you lower
back in a neutral position (not too
arched and not too rounded).
It's okay to have a
slightly arched back.
Lift the middle of the spine up as if being pulled by string, then lower through the chest, until the upper
back arches slightly.
You might bend your knees
slightly to help get this movement, which will
arch the
back.
Look straight ahead, and keep your torso as upright as possible for the entire exercise with you lower
back slightly arched.
In Triangle, the heel of the front foot is in line with the
arch of the
back foot, like in Warrior Two; traditionally, Revolved Triangle maintains the same set - up, but I like to work with the feet
slightly wider apart (toward the long edges of your mat).
The lights are all LEDs on the front as well as the
back and the wheel
arches are
slightly angular.
The wheel
arches get the same definition as before while the rear C - pillar has been tilted forward ever so
slightly to provide a different look in the rear and make for
slightly smaller rear quarter glass in the
back door.
A particularly powerful bulge at the
back end of the skirts and a crease rising
slightly to the tail divert the eye to the rear wheel
arches — and therefore to the driven axle of the high - performance model.
The chest is shallow and narrow, the
back is straight and strong, and the loin is
slightly arched.
These dogs have a medium g long neck that is
slightly arched, the
back descends towards the hips, the chest is deep, and the stomach inwards, the tail stands fairly high and is cut to 2/5.
The medium length neck is heavy and
slightly arched, tapering from shoulders to
back of skull.
He has squarely built body with a deep chest and strong
back that is a bit higher at the withers and
slightly arched at the loin.
The tail presents no kinks and is carried high and
slightly arched over the
back.
The Enderby Island Rabbit has a medium length body that features a slight taper from the front to the hindquarters, and the
back will also be
slightly arched.
They are thick, well furred,
slightly arched at the
back, and strongly erect, with
slightly rounded tips pointing straight up.