Sentences with phrase «flexible spines in»

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In a sitting position, the spine becomes less flexible.

Rocking exercise makes your spine muscles flexible and keeps in youthful condition.

In order to achieve a neutral spine the thoracic spine must be flexible / mobile in all planeIn order to achieve a neutral spine the thoracic spine must be flexible / mobile in all planein all planes.

Currently, I'm simply not strong enough to counteract the inflexibility in my shoulders, hip flexors and spine (or I'm not flexible enough, it's always both).

Less range of motion in the Thoracic region can cause increased range of motion in the Cervical (neck) and Lumbar (lower) spine, which can become problematic over time as these more flexible regions of the spine begin to over compensate.

This fusing makes the spine less flexible and can result in a hunched - forward posture.

I understand I have a flexible back compared to most people, but put me in a group of advanced yogis and my jaw still drops upon witnessing the agility of the spine.

To enable the dog to climb, descend, and brake on these cliffs, unique structural characteristics have evolved and must be present as they define this breed: a minimum of six toes on each foot and elongated rear foot pads; an elastic neck that allows the head to bend backward to touch the spine, letting the dog turn around in narrow puffin bird caves; and shoulders flexible enough to allow the front legs to extend flat to the side in order to hug the cliffs.

Next, to aid in maneuvering in the tight passages preferred by the puffins, Lundehunds hare extremely flexible with forelegs that can be stretched backwards until they are perpendicular to the body and a neck that allows their head to be bent back along their spine.

It is brown - black in colour and has a row of flexible spines down its back and tail.

A baseball cap is anchored down by a chain, or occupied with something so heavy but flexible as if the previous occupant has been reduced to a reproducible system... or as if the cap is like a brain with attached spine... Another piece in the show is a pair of cupped hands that encouragingly, almost plaintively, offer a mix of pills and seeds suggesting that our sustenance is no longer derived from nature alone.