Sentences with phrase «feet on the floor»

You should learn to sit in the front half of your seat with both feet on the floor, back straight, and shoulders back.

The more I learned about the real Marcia Clark, not the two dimensional cardboard cutout I saw in the news, but the complicated, whip - smart giant - hearted mother of two, who woke up every day, put both feet on the floor and dedicated herself to righting an unconciscable wrong, the loss of two innocents Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown, the more I had to recognize that I, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgment, and I'm here today to tell you I'm sorry,» Paulson said to Clark while onstage.

In early March, I will stand at the kitchen window, feet on the floor grate, searching for signs of spring.

In fact, the moment I cleared my throat, planted my feet on the floor and leaned forward in my chair to object to his statement, James immediately backpedaled.

She then clomped a shod foot on the floor, exclaiming «Oh, no, that's not it at all!»

Isn't it time to embrace the spirit of the rule and require a player to have two feet on the floor in order to be awarded a timeout?

Good lad keep up the good work??? just keep one foot on the floor as the refs won't put up with two footed tackles as you fly through the air.

These guys and girls aren't just sitting there with their foot on the floor and turning left, they're working extremely hard and have as much on their plates - if not more so - than F1 drivers, but with much more distasterous consequences if they get something even slightly wrong.

Your child can keep himself up and when sitting on the booster seat, and naturally bend his or her legs with feet on the floor of the car.

Whilst getting used to breastfeeding try to keep your feet on the floor or on a few books to make a nice lap for baby.

Lie on your back and keep your knees bent, with your feet on the floor.

Younger children sit on them and put their feet on the floor.

For example, instead of saying «Don't jump on the couch,» try «Please sit on the furniture and put your feet on the floor.»

I turned around and he was in the middle of the floor hands and feet on the floor butt in the air.

You are brave for putting your feet on the floor every day, staring fear in the face and saying «you don't -LSB-...]

Hold her upright with her feet on the floor and feel her push down.

Lift him upright with his feet on the floor and he'll push down and straighten his legs so that he's virtually standing by himself (except for the balance you're providing).

The idea of having bare feet on the floor of my room grossed me out, though, so why would I go back and have a baby in there again?

Starting with clean hands, sit in a reclining position with the knees bent and feet on the floor.

Being able to plant his feet on the floor means that he can get on the potty chair or toilet easily, that he feels stable and secure when seated, and that he can push with his feet to give him leverage.

Blunkett's guide dogs — Ruby, Teddy, Offa, Lucy, Sadie and most recently Cosby [68][69][70][71]-- became familiar characters in the House of Commons, usually sleeping at his feet on the floor of the chamber, inspiring occasional comments from Blunkett and his fellow MPs on both sides of the house.

Alex stops, tapping his foot on the floor.

If you're not, sit in a chair with your feet on the floor.

Sit comfortably with legs forward, bend your right knee in and place your left foot on the floor a little to the outside of your left hip.

Lie on your back, feet hip - width apart, flexed left foot on a yoga block or telephone book, right foot on the floor.

Start with feet on the floor at a 90 - degree angle.

Lie on your back with your knees bent and your feet on the floor or on your bed.

TIP: This takes coordination, so if you're feeling confounded by all the moving parts, keep both feet on the floor and focus on the shoulder girdle movement.

Another commonly used option is using a flat bench and placing both the opposite arm and knee on the bench to support yourself while placing the other foot on the floor.

To do this move, start by lying faceup with your right leg extended, your left foot on the floor, and a 5 - pound dumbbell in your left hand, with your arm extended up (A, below).

Grab a medium - weight dumbbell and lie flat on your back with your knees bent and feet on the floor.

Roll onto your right shoulder, placing left foot on floor with left knee bent; at the same time, bring left hand across body to clasp right hand, keeping arms straight.

Boat Pose - Sit down with knees close to your chest, feet on the floor.

Bend your knees and place your feet on the floor.

Lie faceup with left foot on the floor and turned out slightly.

Kneeling on a bench with one foot on the floor, adjust your posture so your spine is straight and shoulders even; it's a good idea to make sure your neck is in line with your spine and your core is braced.

Sit straight with your knees bent and feet on the floor.

B. Crunch up, twisting your right shoulder and rib cage toward your left knee while simultaneously stretching your right leg straight (keep your foot on the floor).

This is a pretty challenging move, so if you can't lift your whole lower half, keep your feet on the floor and just lift your butt.

Bring hands to the floor and come into a single - leg plank, with right foot on the floor and left leg bent over right at a 90 - degree angle, foot flexed (A).

Begin with the soles of your feet on the floor and lift the left ankle and rest it on top of the right knee, keeping the left foot flexed.

Keep the left leg straight, engage the muscles and ground the sole of the left foot on the floor.

a good modification is to do crunches on the ball with your feet on the floor — but be sure to begin by really engaging your lower abdominals before you crunch up (pelvic tilt up)

Place your forearms on the Swiss ball with your feet on the floor, slightly wider than shoulder - width apart.

If this proves to be impossible at the moment, start by keeping your feet on the floor and bending your knees.

Bend your left knee and cross it over your right leg, placing your left foot on the floor near the outside of your right knee.

Place your left foot in the centre of the Bosu with your right foot parallel to your left foot on the floor.

This uses fast - twitch muscle fibers (the ones that contract during high - intensity moves and help improve muscle tone) Sit with knees bent and feet on floor.

Lie on the floor with your knees bent and your feet on the floor while holding a medicine ball to your chest.

You might start with one foot on the floor and the other on the Reformer.