Sentences with phrase «back legs extended»

For example, dogs with severe abdominal pain will appear to be «praying» with their front legs lowered with their back legs extended.

Get into a kneeling lunge position with your forward knee bent at 90 degrees over your foot and your back leg extended behind you.

Not exact matches

PHASE 4: Scissors kicks: Back against pool wall, legs extended forward, open and close legs.

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He came up with moves like T - Bones, hands on the ground holding himself up while extending his legs, spreading them, bringing them back together, tucking them in, doing it again.

However, a combination of even more injuries and an extended run of games has allowed Alexander - Arnold to overcome his naiveté in the defensive part of his game, culminating in an emphatic two leg performance that saw the right back completely neutralize one of the best wingers in the world in Leroy Sané over the course of 180 minutes.

Next is the support leg - press the button on the back of the leg to allow it to extend to the correct height for your car's footwell.

my son's tall and big, almost 22 months - close to being 35» and 30 lbs, and he's still rear facing - I'm waiting until he's at the max of the car seat weight limit (40 lbs) to turn him around - his legs might look cramped, but I'm going for safety - he also now extends his legs out over the sides or up on the back of the seat... pretty creative.

A car seat foot prop, also called a load leg, is a rigid leg that extends from a car seat base or the back of a convertible car seat to the floor of the vehicle.

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)

To do the bicycle pump, lay your baby on his back and cycle his legs as if he's riding a bicycle, making sure his legs go all the way up to his stomach and extend again fully.

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.

Placing a pillow in between your legs will make them comfortable while extending benefits for your lower back.

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.

With unsupported legs and very weak abdominal muscles the pelvis tilts back in the infant and hyper - extends his back.

Instead the baby's spine is straightened and often hyper extended (concave «hollow back» shaped) due to weak abdominal muscles and lack of leg support.

The use of cradle boards by the Native populations which also inadequately support the legs and retract the shoulders, places the spine in a compromising «hollow back» or hyper - extended position.

The load leg extends down from the base underneath baby's back.

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

Slide your left toes back along the ground until leg is fully extended, then lift the leg so that it's parallel to the ground.

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.

Rock forward and back with knee pull: Start on your hands and knees with your right leg extended in natural arabesque.

As you press body up, extend right leg back and up (B).

Bring your left hand to your hip on an inhale, and exhale to shift your weight to the right leg as the left leg lifts and extends back to counterbalance, parallel to the ground.

Lie on your back with the head and back relaxing on the ground and the legs extended.

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

Keep your core tight and your spine in neutral position as you hinge forward at your hips, letting the kettlebell fall towards the floor and your left leg extend up and back.

Lie on your back with the legs fully extended and position yourself under the bar so that your eyes are directly under it.

Exhale and extend the legs skyward, keeping the chin tucked and palms pressed into your back.

• 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

Extend the leg and head back to starting position and repeat this knee - to - nose movement ten times.

Keeping your back straight and the left knee slightly bent, lean your upper body forward while extending your free leg behind you for better balance.

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.

Bring your right elbow and left leg in to meet, and then extend both back out.

Sometimes it was confined to my hip; sometimes it extended through the whole of the right side of my body: the teeth on the right side of my mouth, my leg, and my back.

Lay down on your back with both legs extended.

Keeping core tight, slowly extend legs, allowing them to hover a few inches off floor (raise them a bit higher if that's too challenging), and lean back until your mid-back almost touches floor.

Extend right leg to the ceiling, back of leg against the edge of the door frame.

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

Keeping the abdominal muscles contracted, bring the medicine ball back to chest and extend the legs without letting your feet touch the ground.

Extend left leg back and up on a diagonal, keeping left foot flexed (B).

Lie on your back with your legs together, extended up into the air.

Extend your legs back out, and repeat.

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

Extend your right leg straight back, reaching your lower leg toward your left side.

Slowly point your foot as you inhale, extending your right leg straight back and then flex your foot as you slowly exhale and bend the knee back in toward your butt.