Not exact matches
Lie on your back on the floor with your head
near the end of a power rack, allowing your triceps to rest on the flood with the
elbows close to your
sides and wrists facing each other.
Keep pulling that back hand as you drive its
elbow down behind you, with the hand
near the sphere pressing through to the front until you are in an uppercut ready position on the opposite
side of the initial rotating reach back.
Grasp the handles using a closed, neutral grip (palms facing your body) with your
elbows flexed and your arms
near the
sides of your torso.
With your arms bent, your hands on either
side of your face, and you
elbows tucked tightly to your body, press down until your arms are nearly straight (you will finish
near your hands
near your knees).
Cats should be placed on their
side, and one hand should be placed over the backbone
near the shoulder blades, while the other hand is cupped around the underside of the chest where, if the cat was standing, just behind where the
elbows would be.
Further down the road
near Devil's
Elbow just before Lorne is a rest stop where you can bask in the knowledge you have completed the most difficult part of the drive — a single laned road with cliffs to one
side and the ocean on the other — and looking onwards into the dense treetops of one of the many National parks.