Sentences with phrase «arm extend back»

This is seen during the gait cycle, where the left leg and right arm extend back simultaneously.

It's the same set up if you were doing warrior 2 for example with your arms extended back and fingers interlaced.

Not exact matches

For example, an arm slightly extended, with shoulders thrown back, and fingers opening as the hand moves forward will highlight «continuous flowing passages» (289).

On the advice of New York's esteemed batting coach, Charley Lau, Winfield has moved back from the plate, the better to extend his arms on inside pitches.

Misses a tackle as he's chasing the play laterally and the ball carrier cuts back to get out of the reach of LVE's extended arms.

after 4 months, still has Moro reflex (when he falls backward or is startled, he throws out his arms and legs, extends his neck, and then quickly brings his arms back together and begins to cry)

If you place your baby on his back, his head will turn with the arm and leg of one side extended (the pair on the side he's turned toward) and his other arm and leg will be flexed.

The reflex causes the baby to extend the arms, legs, and fingers and arch the back.

If you're really worried about your baby rolling over to sleep on her stomach, you might try laying your little one down in her crib on her back or side with one of her arms extended.

This often occurs when the arm is pulled while being extended, as is the case when swinging a baby onto your back for a back carry.

You can rest your head on the tall back and the raised arm rests really do keep your arms rested even when holding your child for extended periods.

Then, switch your baby to their back and spend one minute each extending and flexing their arms and legs individually, and then both legs at the same time.

The tall back supports your head while raised arm rests keep your arms from getting weary even when holding baby for extended periods of time.

Helpfully he had come armed with suggestions for how this might be done: extending the kinds of business models that the ownership commission reported upon the day after the jobs summit; ecosystem policy, rather than industrial policy; a twenty - first century social contract, which would allow individuals to mitigate the risk in their lives; and a state - backed infrastructure bank.

A slightly reclined position is also considered very healthy for extended working, keeping your back, arms, and legs in optimal alignment.

Begin by holding the bar directly overhead with fully extended arms, then lower it down by bending your elbows and go as far as you can, but make sure to keep your neck, back and upper arms straight.

Push into both feet and rise back up, extending left leg back and arms overhead to the right.

Fold the upper body over the left leg, then swiftly rise up into Wild Thing pose, bending the body back so deeply that the arm extends straight behind your head and the left leg and right thigh rise off the ground.

Extend your legs out to 45 degrees and stretch your arms behind your head while pressing your lower back down towards the floor.

Extend your arm back up to the starting position.

Stand with knees slightly bent and back arched forward, arms extended out to the sides with a slight bend in the elbows 3.

Extend the arm and then back to the shoulder, lower your body and bring the weight back to the ground.

Standing tall, have your right leg extended back with your toe touching the floor and your arms raised above your head.

Keeping the arms extended and maintaining a slight bend at the elbows, raise the weights out until your elbows are at shoulder height and your arms are parallel to the floor, then lower them back down.

• Remain in lunge position • Lower medicine ball down behind the head • Ensure elbows and upper arms are kept back in alignment with the side of the head • Extend medicine ball back to original position directly above the head • Return to start position, feet together, medicine ball extended directly above the head • Repeat entire exercise with alternate leg

Push up until your arms are straight, bend your left leg until kneeling (keep your foot off the floor) and extend your right leg straight back.

Keeping back flat and abs tight, bend left knee slightly and hinge forward from hips; reach right hand toward floor as you extend your right leg and left arm back.

Extend your arm diagonally up to the ceiling then lower back down.

With a flat back and engaged core, extend your right arm and left leg straight out so they're parallel with the floor.

Bend your left arm to 90 degrees, then extend it back out.

You should be as far back as you can, while keeping your arms fully extend to get a nice back stretch.

From here, slowly roll down to your lower back as your legs extend forward and long, and your arms extend out to the sides.

Try extending your arms up high, or holding onto the back of your chair for balance.

Plus, sitting your hips backwards with your arms extended over your head will give you a nice stretch in your inner thighs and your back (specifically, your lats).

Next, extend your right arm in front of you in a punching motion and then bring it back in toward your body.

Next extend your left arm in front of you, bring your left heel to your seat, flex your foot, and pulse your leg back in that position for 30 seconds more.

Bird - Dog From your hands and knees, extend your right arm forward and your left leg back.

Lower back down and continue to repeat this combination, moving the arms up and down as they extend in front of you and to the sides.

Lower it back down until the arm is fully extended toward the floor.

Engage your ab muscles, then move your arm back and bend your opposite knee behind you, tapping your foot with your hand and extending your other arm over your head to stretch.

As you bring that arm back, extend the other.

While holding a medium - weight medicine ball at your chest, squat down to parallel and as youâ $ ™ re standing back up, extend your arms to release the medicine ball up and into the wall.

Extend your arms overhead and your legs out to 45 degrees, then circle your arms around and pull your knees back in to your chest.

Extend arms behind your back and link fingers.

Extend arms back to straight and lower the weights down to your sides.

Here's how to do it: Start on your back, bend your knees up with shins parallel to the floor and extend your arms to the ceiling.

Hinge from the top of the legs and lower into a flat back, letting arms extended down toward the ground, thumbs facing each other.

Bring your left leg out, extend it close to the ground, and pull your right arm back.

Inhale, raising head to look forward; as you exhale, lift chest and legs off floor, clasping hands together behind back with arms extended.

-- Once you've gotten yourself into position and extended both arms in front of you with the preferred grip width, lower the torso backward at an angle of 30 degrees while slightly curving the lower back and puffing the chest out.