Start with the kettlebell at shoulder height and
your hand in neutral position.
To perform them, you'll need a pull - up bar that has neutral or parallel grip handles that put
your hands in a neutral position with your palms facing each other.
Not exact matches
Start with the kettlebell
in your right
hand at your chest with your
hand in a
neutral grip
position (also known as the rack
position).
Here's how to do it: Start on all fours, with your back
in a
neutral position and your
hands under shoulders and knees under hips.
To get the most out of this exercise, keep your
hands under your armpits and be sure to keep your gaze down so that your neck stays
in a
neutral position.
With your palm starting
in neutral position (facing your body), press the kettlebell overhead until your arm is fully extended and rotating the
hand so your palm is facing ahead.
How to do it: Lie face down on a mat with your legs together and then raise yourself on to your forearms and balls of your feet (
hands and forearms will be flat on the floor with you elbows directly under your shoulders), keep a straight line from your head to heels and your abs tight, you need to stay looking down
in order to keep the spine
in neutral position.
If you have sensitive wrists, use a pair of dumbbells as your base for your
hands and this will keep your wrists
in a more
neutral position and lessen their load.
Your
hands will also be
in a
neutral (palms - facing
in)
position as you do the exercise.
Students with neck problems should keep their head
in a
neutral position and not look up at the
hands.
Stand to the side of a bench and place your
hands on either side of its width, keeping your spine
in a
neutral position and your shoulders back.
Keep the head
in a
neutral position, and slowly lower down between the
hands before pushing back to the starting
position.
Lie face down on the floor and then lift yourself on to your forearms and toes (
hands and forearms will be flat on the floor with you elbows directly under your shoulders), keeping a straight line from your head to heels, you need to stay looking down
in order to keep the spine
in neutral position.
Targets: Obliques, rotational muscles Start
in the same
neutral position as the sit - up, sitting with knees bent, heels flat on the floor,
hands on either side of your head (a).
In trap bars, you need to have your shoulders in a neutral position and your hands facing one anothe
In trap bars, you need to have your shoulders
in a neutral position and your hands facing one anothe
in a
neutral position and your
hands facing one another.
You have close or wide - grip options, with your
hands in a
neutral, pronated, or supinated
position.
The thing is that when a female crouches on
hands and knees, her pelvis is
in a
neutral position and so she won't feel a backache during sexual intercourse.
Yet the administration's
position is much more radical, stating clearly that a «policy that is
neutral on its face» and «administered
in an even -
handed manner» can still «result
in unlawful discrimination» if it has a «disproportionate and unjustified effect on students of a particular race.»