Kelbe took his mark with the control of a yogi, bending
at the waist until his fingertips were aligned with his toes, his fingers spread slightly and flexed, his eyes bent uncompetitively, almost obsequiously, downward.
Bend over
at the waist until you are either parallel to the floor or at a 45 degree inclination to it.
Bend over
at the waist until torso parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and knees slightly bent.
With feet about hip - distance apart and hands a bit wider than shoulders on the bar, bend forward
at the waist until you're at about a 45 - degree angle.
While keeping your back as straight as possible, bend
yourself at your waist until your body makes a 45 - degree angle.
Bend over
at the waist until the torso is parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and knees slightly bent.
Now, gently lift the body
at the waist until the chin touches the chest and the thighs are parallel to the floor.
Taking a dumbbell in one hand, bend over
at the waist until your upper body is parallel with the floor.
Engaging your core and pulling your shoulders back, bend forward
at the waist until your torso is parallel to the ground (b).
With the balancing leg slightly bent and a flat back, bend forward
at your waist until the dumbbell or kettlebell is just above floor (like this).
Not exact matches
Care Instructions: Knock solids in toilet, snap up
at waist, and store in a dry pail or wet bag
until ready to launder.
While continuing to support your baby s weight with your arms high on your chest, pull the tail (
at the label or below)
until your baby is riding
at your
waist or higher.
Bend your knees just a little bit and your
waist until you reach
at least a 45 degree incline.
While holding a barbell with a pronated or supinated grip, slightly bend your knees and bring your torso forward by bending
at the
waist but keep the back straight
until it's almost parallel to the floor.
Begin with one plate, and slowly build up
until you are able to dip with three plates hanging
at your
waist.
Bend forward
at the
waist while keeping your back straight and lower the dumbbells to over the top of your feet
until you feel a stretch on the hamstrings.
Slowly move the plate up over one shoulder with arms fully extended, then lower it diagonally
until it's outside the opposite knee, bending and twisting
at the
waist but keeping the back straight.
Lift right leg straight up behind you while hinging
at waist to lower chest
until parallel to floor.
Keep a slight bend in your knees, and then bend forwards from the hips
until you are about 90 degrees
at the
waist.
Then a dip...
until your poor cells become officially numb to insulin, and now you're facing chronically spiking blood sugar, a fat storage problem (mostly layered
at the
waist), and a very real addiction to sugar.
Lying supine, arms extended to the sides on the floor, legs bent
at the knee with lower legs resting on the ball, participants slowly twisted
at the
waist to the right
until the knees touched the floor and then returned to the starting position.
I'm plus sized as well, but always carried the most weight in my hips and thighs, not
waist, so I was able to just go up 1 - 3 regular sizes in regular pants from the stores that I liked, sometimes using the elastic hairband trick on my pants
at the end of a bloated day
until 6 months.
To this, I cut a front and back rectangle, and pleated it into the
waist circumference (no real math
at play, just pleating and fiddling
until it fit!)
So I'm left with a huge gap
at the
waist and then the jeans slllliiiidddeee down
until muffin top appears.
Until recently, I feared three things: Shift dresses, denim jackets worn
at the
waist (and how chunky they make you look) and being in a lake filled with amebas.
I'd never tried high
waisted jeans (I was firmly in the camp of NO)
until they did a pop - up shop
at my local Nordstrom and I kinda fell into semi-love with them.
I felt OK with the date
until I arrived
at the bar, where I discovered he had used a photograph from
at least 10 years earlier, when he had hair and his trousers had a
waist size rather than a chest size.
► A woman carries a rifle down to a road on her farm where she sees a man wearing a biohazard - radiation suit and he shouts and cries for joy when he finds clean air; the woman follows the man to a pond beneath a waterfall and watches him, as he stands in it, bare from the
waist up
until he falls down, ill and jabbering nonsensically
until she points a rifle
at him, lowers it and he points a handgun
at her and fires, missing her; the woman tells the man to get out of the radiation - contaminated water and he startles, climbs out and scans himself with a Geiger counter that clicks loud and fast as he spits water toward the camera followed by watery yellowish vomit and she helps him to his handcart on the road, where she administers an anti-radiation injection (please see the Substance Use category for more details).
Then one puts on the kimono, adjusting it by placing the left side over the right side, tying it tightly
at the
waist, and hiking it up
until it is the correct length.
I normally hate first person driving, but the perspective of being in a small rickety buggy while running from Volatiles
at night effectively gets the heart pumping in that special Dying Light way...
until you're stopped dead by a
waist high stone wall that you couldn't see through the forest or tall grass.