Sentences with phrase «get feel for it»

Start very light to get the feel for it.

Use JUST the bar the first time you try this one in order to get a feel for how it's done.

This will allow you to get a feel for the infrared sauna and figure out if it's comfortable for you.

This is something you just need to get a feel for over time and you will notice that sweet spot!

A partner can help you get a feel for the proper movement of the top thighs in this pose.

A partner can help you get a feel for the work of the back leg in this pose.

Four Sigmatic recommends starting with one sachet per day, so you can get a feel for how the medicinal mushrooms benefit your body.

Here's an exercise that will help you get a feel for the proper action of the front thighbone in this pose.

Once students get a feel for this fast - paced breath, with the belly swelling on the inhalation and pressing back in toward the spine on the exhalation, Khalsa instructs them to close the mouth and continue this breath through the nose.

You don't need to blend them all together, try each one on its own to get a feel for the taste, and then combine and see what you like.

If you are concerned I'd suggest buying a meter for $ 20 from your local pharmacy and test much more often to get a feel for your values by time of day and around meals.

I suppose learning new exercises isn't unlike learning dance moves: until you get a feel for both you tend to feel really awkward and uncomfortable!

After you get a feel for this tucked position with your hips up, you can try to extend one leg and slowly begin to lower your body down toward a horizontal position.

A good way to get the feel for the proper technique at the bottom of the movement is to have somebody put his or her knee in your mid-back on your spinal column.

To my surprise, I was greeted with acceptance and understanding from the moment I sent the first email to get a feel for what was involved.

Try this little exercise to get a feel for the movement:

From there, get a feel for all the speeds before trying some basic exercises like pushups, planks, and squats.

This position allows you to get a feel for the move with the best possible leverage.

Work in any combination of these squats at 4 sets of 8 to 10 reps. Start with a lighter load to get a feel for the movement and establish correct form.

Get a feel for these actions by lying on your back with your legs bent, feet as wide apart as your mat.

I will also get a feel for her beliefs regarding dietary remedies vs pharmaceuticals.

We will do our best to provide a sample of the product and stock so you can get a feel for what you are looking for.

A perfect way to practice this and get a feel for the proper position is to use a doorway mount pullup bar and let your elbows slide along the frame like this.

I also kinda feel like I will have a hard time creating a workout that is easy enough for a new client, but still challenging, b / c I'm used to such intense, hard workouts... I'm thinking maybe I should have a personal training session myself so I get a feel for how it actually goes??

I made a half recipe to sort of get a feel for it.

Get a feel for your arm strength.

Before beginning the exercise you might want to try a back and forth spinal rock to get a feel for the movement.

Make sure to use a light enough weight to get the feel for this exercise before proceeding to a heavier kettlebell.

This way you'll get a feel for the exercises, get used to being in the gym and feel like you're accomplishing something.

Suzanne Simons, executive director of the Chicago - based National Headache Foundation, suggests that patients take a pro-active approach in choosing a specialist — asking questions, such as how much of a doctor's practice is dedicated to treating headaches, or whether they publish research on headaches — to get a feel for a physician's involvement in the field.

Stick with steady pace cardio until you get a feel for things.

Try using cronometer to track your calories and nutrient / macro breakdowns for a couple of days to get a feel for how your plates should look.

You'll get a feel for how much your mouth can handle, but start slow.

Practice diving through them to get a feel for the ocean.

I'm talking about at least 15 to 30 minutes, during which you can get a feel for the philosophy of this coach and ask questions.

The reviews: Especially for larger races, you can read a variety of reviews online to get a feel for the race and what it is all about before your sign up for it.

The best way to get a feel for the place you are staying is to discover it on foot or by bicycle.

To get a feel for this, consider what bubbles you don't have.

Do we have any data on the spin axis alignment of either Alpha Cent A or B so we can get a feel for whether to even expect transits?

Listening to their voices, you can really get a feel for the huge magnitude of this tornado.

If you're considering a job in industry but don't know much about it, visit one or two companies to get a feel for the culture and gain a sense of whether you would enjoy working in such a place.

Interactive exhibits allow users to get a feel for the phenomenon, such as by placing their avatars» heads in a virtual umbra.

The timescales between applying and starting are typically a few months, but you can start looking for vacancies now to get a feel for what is available.

I'm testing all of these tools to get a feel for the artificial intelligence that underpins them — it's among the best that exists today.

To get a feel for this movement, face the midday sun and picture yourself orbiting to the right.

«We listen to them at talks, have them visit to talk about their goals and ideas, and get a feel for whether they're good,» Ramakrishnan says.

You can also get a feel for agnosia by thinking of what happens when you listen to a foreign tongue.

With the market for hybrid automobiles picking up steam, it makes sense for tomorrow's engineers to get a feel for designing and building cars powered by a combination of internal combustion and electricity.

McIntosh, I'm told, wants to get a feel for the organisation he will be taking over.

To get a feel for what scientists are up against, start with the photos, a gallery of rogues that poison their enemies — such as the dinoflagellate Alexandrium tamarense — or stab them to death — including a Chaetoceros species that plunges its serrated spines into the gills of fish.