Using the luggage as resistance and for support, reach your left
arm up overhead to fully extend the left side of the body.
Next, open your chest to the ceiling and extend your top
arm up overhead toward the foot of the extended leg.
Your rotator cuff is the group of muscles and tendons in your shoulder that hold your arm in place and let you lift
your arm up overhead.
Reach your left
arm up overhead.
Squeezing your glutes, lean back, while stretching your lead
arm up overhead.
Once you've found a stable position, press your upper - right arm into your knee as you rotate your torso and bring your left
arm up overhead.
Lift your left
arm up overhead along the ground and gaze over to the right.
Lift your top
arm up overhead and drop your hip toward the floor.
Inhale deeply as you reach
your arms up overhead slowly and with control, keeping them as close to the mat as possible and parallel to the floor.
From greeting, reach
your arms up overhead.
Reach
your arms up overhead and draw your navel in to engage your core.
For advanced, raise
your arms up overhead.
You don't need anything special to do this, just shoot your butt back, keep your chest up, touch the floor and then fully extend, squeezing your butt and reaching
your arms up overhead.
As you press up to stand, raise
your arms up overhead.
Jump up by performing a squat jump with
your arms up overhead.
In the morning the Sunflower wakes up and opens up as they slowly bring
their arms up overhead and lie back wit their arms on the floor behind them.
Step 11: Raise arm Pose (Hasta Uttanasana): Take a deep inhalation, stretch
your arms up overhead, slightly arch your back.
Jump your legs back in, and then explode from the low crouch all the way up into a jump at the top, reaching
your arms up overhead.
Inhale and slowly take
the arms up overhead, leaning forward to deepen the stretch if you can.
Place a block or ball in between your palms and extend
your arms up overhead, while keeping shoulder blades on back and shoulders away from ears.
Standing with your feet together, reach
your arms up overhead and interlock your fingers while releasing the index fingers to point up.
Engaging Ujjayi pranayama, inhale
your arms up overhead, then exhale the arms back down.
To release, first come to standing and release the abdomen, then allow the inhalation to fill the lungs as you reach
your arms up overhead.
Reach
the arms up overhead, straightening the legs, keeping the glutes and core actively working and engaged.
Not exact matches
Hang a toy
overhead and he'll reach
up eagerly with
arms and legs to bat at it and grab for it.
Start with your handle
arm straight
up overhead.
Keeping your
arms straight and torso stationary, raise your torso until it's vertical, taking the bar over your head so it ends in an
overhead press position at the top of the sit -
up.
Push into both feet and rise back
up, extending left leg back and
arms overhead to the right.
Contrary to decline skull crushers, these require you to close
up the degree of bend in your elbows and move your
arms closer to an
overhead position, thereby accentuating long - head engagement.
Roll to right onto your back, bending knees slightly and bringing
arms halfway down; curl
up to sitting position as
arms move back
overhead.
Release the
arms as you rise
up and bend back again for a reverse warrior pose, with the left hand resting on the left leg and the right hand reaching
overhead and behind you.
And before you lower down into the pose, your
arms are stretched
overhead and you puff
up your chest just like a proud pigeon.
Without jerking using your legs, press the weight
up and
overhead to
arms» length.
c. Push through your heels to stand
up, pressing the weight
overhead d. Squat back down while lowering your
arms until your hands are shoulder height again.
Come back to the hand plank position, perform another push
up, and then twist your body to open
up to the right side, lifting your right
arm overhead.
Once they reach your shoulders, turn your palms around so they're facing you, and then press the dumbbells
up overhead until your
arms are straight above you.
Lie face
up on floor with legs together and extended, holding ball with both hands,
arms extended
overhead with elbows next to ears.
The key to this movement is engaging the stomach and locking the
arms overhead and exhaling as you power
up through the squat.
Whether you're doing squats or lunges, Winslow suggests pushing or holding a weight
overhead — or even just keeping your
arms straight
up — to activate your abs and shoulders.
From here, squat down until you are below parallel and stand back
up as you press the dumbbells
up overhead until your
arms are straight.
Slowly rise halfway
up, lifting your chest and bringing the
arms overhead.
Warrior I (Right Side): From downward - facing dog, step your right foot forward into a lunge and swivel your left heel down to the mat to come
up into a warrior I pose with the
arms reaching
up overhead.
Chair Pose: Inhale the
arms overhead, pressing the palms together as you look
up to the fingers.
Then, keeping the upper
arms in place, rotate them until the wrists come directly above the elbows - Using the traps to pull the weight
up and then the rotator cuff muscles to raise the weight over the shoulder, press the dumbbells by extending the elbows and straightening the
arms overhead - Slowly return to the original position
Now, try the Kneeling Y. Pull the band
up and
overhead, with both
arms making a Y. Complete 15 reps.
Arms should come
up overhead (b).
Inhale and, with your legs completely straight, push the bar
up and
overhead to
arms» length.
Grip an
overhead bar and get into the top position of the pull -
up exercise (flexed
arms and chin above the bar).
Jump
up as high as you can, keeping your legs wide and extending your
arms straight
overhead.
Extend
arms straight
up overhead and jump
up (B); as you land, return
arms to «A.» Jump
up again, this time extending
arms straight out in front of you (C).