Extend
your arms above your head until they are perpendicular to the floor, keeping the elbows neutral.
As you straighten your left leg to the floor, extend your right
arm above your head until your hand touches the floor.
Not exact matches
Your torso should lean back slightly so that your core is engaged and tight as you touch the kettlebell down to the floor on your left and then twist to the right as you raise it up
above your
head until your
arms are stretched
above you completely.
Keep the
arms fully extended
above your
head until you have completed all the reps for that set.
Lift the bar
above your
head until your
arms are straight, then take a deep breath and start slowly lowering it down in a controlled fashion in front of you
until it reaches just
above your collar bone.
Next, press both
arms straight up
above your
head until your
arms are straight, but not locked out (C).
As you come up, start pressing the weights
above your
head until arms are fully extended (keep a soft bend in elbow so as not to hyperextend
arms).
The shoulder press is an overhead press during which a barbell is pushed up from the front of the shoulders to
above the
head until arms are straight.
Take a deep breath in, and as you do so, raise your
arms out to the sides
until they are
above your
head pointed to the sky.
Keeping your
head facing down, in a slow, controlled motion, bring your
arms up past your shoulders and up to your ears
until your thumbs meet directly
above your
head (b).
From here, lower one leg
until your heel just about touches the floor while also lowering your opposite
arm toward the floor
above your
head (b).
The moment
arm seems to increase drastically from around 25 degrees onwards to its peak at 71 degrees, and remains high
until 120 degrees (
arms above the
head).