Not exact matches
As you inhale, let your
shoulders depress into the bench, tighten your lats, upper back
and core, then bend your
arms and slowly lower the bar
toward the bottom of your chest, keeping your elbows
and wrists directly underneath the bar.
Start on all fours, with your hands beneath your
shoulders; extend your left leg behind you, above your hip,
and raise your left
arm toward the ceiling.
Exhale
and bend knees, bringing thighs
toward the floor while drawing
shoulder blades down
and reaching
arms past ears.
Once you've raised onto your toes
and found balance, squeeze your heels
and thighs
toward each other, while stretching your
arms apart
and relaxing your
shoulders away from ears.
Move the left
arm across the chest
and toward the right
shoulder.
A. Start standing with legs about
shoulder - width apart, knees slightly bent
and dumbbells in hands, palms facing
toward the body
and arms extended in front of thighs.
Slowly draw your
shoulder blades down
and back
toward your spine; at the same time, rotate your left hand so your palm faces forward, then lift your left
arm back
and up so its parallel with your straight body.
Your
arm should be parallel to the floor at the top of the rep.. As you exhale slowly lower the weight
and your
arm down so that your palm is again facing in
toward your body.
Arms should be
shoulder - width with palms facing
and fingers pointing
toward the ceiling.
Pressing your thigh
toward your torso, slide your left upper
arm and shoulder as far as you can underneath the back of the left thigh just above the knee.
Cinch the bottom side - waist,
and reach your opposite
arm strongly
toward the ceiling to avoid collapsing your bottom
shoulder.
The pectoralis major helps flex the
shoulder joint,
and moves your
arm toward and across your chest.
- Keeping your
arms and legs straight, bring your right hand
toward your left foot, then your left hand
toward your right foot, bracing your head, neck
and shoulder off the ground.
Press heels into ground
and lift hips
toward ceiling,
arms beneath you,
shoulders rolled back, palms down (as shown).
«Virabhadrasana I allows us to work
toward moving the tailbone forward
and lifting the torso out of the lower body — taking the head back safely, moving the
shoulder blades forward
toward the chest,
and extending strongly through the
arms.»
With Muscular Energy, draw both legs in
toward the midline,
and plug the
arm bones into the
shoulder sockets as you lift the
arms to the sky.
He
should press his hands against your outer upper
arms, just above the
shoulder,
and lift the outer
arms toward the elbows.
Rock back
and forth a few times, further broadening the
shoulder blades across your back, then stretch your
arms overhead, on the floor, palms up
toward the ceiling.
She
should then press her hands against the outsides of your upper
arms (just above the
shoulders)
and scrub up along the
arms toward the hands.
MOVEMENT (ACTION): Shrug your
shoulders straight up
toward your ears, keeping your
arms straight
and your head still.
With your left palm faced open
toward you, move it underneath your right underarm, with all four fingers in your armpit
and your thumb resting
toward your
shoulder,
and keeping your right
arm by your side.
On the exhalation, roll the upper
arms back
toward the wall, opening the chest between the sternum
and shoulder.
Expand your chest
and pull your
shoulders back, then lower down
toward the floor as you lift your
arms up.
How to: Start in downward facing dog with your fingertips a few inches away from a wall, hugging your upper
arms toward one another
and squeezing your
shoulder blades together.
She
should grasp the forearm
and gently tug the
arm toward her as she pushes her feet on the thigh
and hip.
Open your
arms like a scarecrow
and squeeze your
shoulder blades tight, then extend your
arms toward the floor with your elbows extended,
and finally bend them back to the scarecrow position.
Straighten your elbows to push the lower half of your
arms toward the floor on a five - count, keeping upper
arms and shoulders stable (b).
Bend your elbows to lift the bar
toward your
shoulders, keeping your upper
arms and shoulders stable (b).
To get even more height in your pelvis
and begin to open your chest, roll your upper
arms outward, tuck your outer
shoulders in
toward your midline,
and come up onto the top of your
shoulders, just as you would for Sarvangasana (Shoulderstand).
Widen
and draw your
shoulder blades
toward your tail bone to lift your
shoulders and lighten the load on your
arms.
This deep rotation at the body's core will encourage the right
arm and shoulder blade to sweep outward
toward the floor on your right side.
Reach
arms toward feet as you lift the head, neck
and shoulders off the matt.
Then they
should cross the left
arm over the right
arm, clasp their hands together,
and — keeping their hands clasped — bring them
toward their chest.
Atiq hunches his
shoulders and heads
toward the building, where
armed men waiting for him are squatting on either side of the main door.
John with his
arm thrown around Ella's
shoulder, his face
and eyes lit with the exaltation of the gloriously drunk, Lilly crying in her
arms, what Ella knew to be her own much younger face blurred in movement as it turned
toward Lilly's cries at the exact moment of the camera's looking.