Avoid defensive or hostile body language (rolling eyes, crossing
arms in front of body, tapping foot).
In one work we encounter two gorillas hoisting enormous fish under
their arms in front of an amber - hued sunset.
The game asks you to punch and kick at your opponents while dodging their attacks by bobbing and weaving in front of the TV and blocking by putting
your arms in front of your face.
Be bogged down in politics while failing
your arms in front of Natal.
Waving
your arms in front of your TV like you're conducting some kind of cosmic orchestra is a surprising amount of fun, but the lack of content leaves the experience feeling a bit bare.
If your puppy jumps up for attention use a gentle body block gesture (block him from jumping on your body) by folding
your arms in front of you and abruptly turning away from your dog as though you are highly insulted, he should slightly go off balance at this point and land back with all 4 feet on the floor.
No more is that fantasy put display than in the scene I have chosen to highlight here in which the main character gets up from her wheelchair, walks casually to the middle of all the adjoining hospital corridors, holds up
her arms in front of her and proceeds to tear up the place with machine gun bullets she is imagining are coming out of her fingertips.
Although both pectoralis major parts are involved in shoulder horizontal adduction (bringing the hands in front of the body from the sides), only the clavicular head also flexes the shoulder (raising
the arms in front of the body from the sides) and internally rotates the shoulder (Barberini, 2013).
Cross
your arms in front of you and press your palms together.
Raise
your arms in front of you with your elbows extended.
Start facing straight forwards and with
your arms in front of you.
Pause for a brief moment then pull
your arms in front of you back to the starting position.
Swing
your arms in front of your chest crossing them over each other.
Standing Squats — Legs shoulder width apart and squat down with
your arms in front of you for balance.
With
arms in front of your chest, pull your body up to your hands (b).
Extend
both arms in front of you, then pull the weight back as you squeeze your shoulder blades together.
Then jump your feet out and transition into a squat position, keeping
your arms in front of your body in a «prayer» position.
We drive with
our arms in front of us while, again, we're seated with shortened hip flexors.
Bend knees to lower torso, keeping knees directly over ankles, as you raise
arms in front of you to chest height, hands clasped, for balance.
1 - Position
your arms in front of you with your elbows a little bit bent, holding a dumbbell in each hand.
Garudhasana (Eagle Pose) is another pose that helps to develop more curve in the thoracic spine, according to Miller.In a standing position, bend
your arms in front of you, crossing the right elbow over the left with the palms touching and in alignment with the elbows.
Very slowly raise
your arms in front of you to no more than shoulder height.
Stretch
your arms in front of you, palms facing towards one another shoulder width apart.
You can bring
your arms in front of the body and to add challenge to this exercises — tighten arms too (this is isometric tension for your arms and increases the effectiveness of this exercise).
With the ball held in
your arms in front of you, bend your knees keeping your back straight but still leaning forward
Finally, if you hold
your arms in front of your chest and tuck them inwards, this will help put more focus on the inner-most upper back muscles, the rhomboids and the traps.
Tip: Try this pose sitting down: cross your left leg over your right leg and fold
your arms in front of your face.
Extend your arms straight out in front of you so they are parallel to the floor, then cross
your arms in front of the torso (so your left arm under the right with the backs of the hands facing each other) and bend your elbows.
If your abs get really fatigued, it's okay to bring
your arms in front of your at the top of the motion.
The instructor can model effective breathing with the group as a whole saying «Everyone, deep breath in and blow it out with the sound SHOOOEEEE» while raising and lowering
the arms in front of the chest.
Extend
your arms in front of you and squat down, trying to avoid pushing into the chair with the knees.
For example, a lot of the pushing moves or
arms in front of you moves have an opposing pulling move that would work the opposite muscle group.
This can be because of your daily activities —
arms in front of you all the time, overtraining the chest and not training the back — all kinds of reasons.
This is a lot like a regular jumping jack, but keep your hands crossing in front of you rather than going up overhead (you can try going overhead but I find I can keep the alternation with my feet better with
my arms in front of me).
At the same time, holding 3 - or 5 - pound weights in your hands, extend
your arms in front of you and then pull or «row» both weights straight back, keeping your back flat and maintaining your half - squat.
That happens because everything we do, from driving our cars to eating, to surfing online is done with
our arms in front of us.
Now extend
your arms in front of your chest and point the club in front of you.
Breathe in for a count of four; as you inhale, squat down as far as is comfortable, keeping a straight back and raising
your arms in front of you to shoulder height, palms facing down.
Using your core, and keeping your chin and chest lifted, draw your legs up straight and bring
your arms in front of you.
From a standing position with a wide stance, grab the bar and raise it from the floor by extending
your arms in front of you and maintaining a tight core and take it up to shoulder height.
As you raise
your arms in front of you and lift your legs, keep your feet together as best you can and engage your lower back muscles.
If you're pulling a garment over your head, put
your arms in front of you, push the sleeves up past the elbows then flip the neck hole over your head, McCabe instructs.
-- 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.
Have
the arms in front of you with the hands on the ring and the head relaxed down
Stand with feet shoulder - width apart, holding a weight with both hands and your outstretched
arms in front of the body.
Extend
arms in front of you and bring right arm under left elbow, pressing palms together or as close as possible; lift arms, keeping shoulder blades pressed down.
Reverse fly: Stand tall in an athletic position and cross
your arms in front of your body.
Row: Stand tall in an athletic position with
your arms in front of your body.
«There's nothing simpler in basketball, because you can take all the time you want to make it, and there's nobody waving
his arms in front of you trying to block you,» says Peter Brancazio, a physics professor emeritus from Brooklyn College and author of SportsScience: Physical Laws and Optimum Performance.
«There's nothing simpler in basketball, because you can take all the time you want to make it, and there's nobody waving
their arms in front of you trying to block you,» says Peter Brancazio, a physics professor emeritus from Brooklyn College and author of SportsScience: Physical Laws and Optimum Performance.