Sentences with phrase «handed grip when»

Secondly that bulging edge gets in the way of a two - handed grip when to your near side; flip the tablet so the bulkier edge is faced away from your body and it adds additional weight that feels less balanced than a normal tablet.

Some may find this rather unsightly but from an ergonomic's perspective, I think this is a good design as it may allow a good one handed grip when using the Adam in a portrait mode.

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«But when you're locked to a couch and the only way to move your leg is to physically lift it with your hands, well, all these things we do every day are taken away, and you have to come to grips with yourself and spend a lot of time in your own head.

The serene scene belies the level of madness that grips the company's customers when they get their hands on a new puzzle.

This tiny tripod can also be used as a grip when you want to take photos or video with a steady hand.

@BoldGeorge — So a woman hit's a child and uses the «My hands are so weak I can barely hold a bible» defense when any rational person would know gripping strength in your hands has nothing to do with your ability to swing them at a child.

While the handles are spread a bit wide for small hands to manage easily, the soft grips do add comfort when squeezing to release the dough.

This positioning cleverly sets you up to grip the handle with your left hand and flip the omelet onto your plate when the time comes.

When I put a two -, three - or four - iron in my hand, my left hand instinctively tends to get stronger on the club than it does when I grip a wood or a middle or high iWhen I put a two -, three - or four - iron in my hand, my left hand instinctively tends to get stronger on the club than it does when I grip a wood or a middle or high iwhen I grip a wood or a middle or high iron.

When we got to the school their coach came over and firmly gripped my hand.

The handles are ergonomic and have a nice grip that ensures the baby's hands do not slip when holding the sippy cup.

It features plenty of grips and hand - holds so your kids won't take a tumble when using it, and it can be adjusted to different inclines based on your children's skills and abilities using it.

This durable plastic swing features a molded seat as well as an easy - grip hand and foothold that will help your child stay comfortably and safely in place when he or she is playing on it.

It's eye catching for him, the textures on it are appealing to the touch, it's the perfect size for his hands, and it doesn't slip out of his grip when it's covered in drool.

The straps appear very comfortable, and the tray fits neatly, gripped between each clamp so it doesn't move around when being used by little wondering hands - it's perfect for our BLW approach.

The laundry basket also features a «hip grip» that rests securely on your waist for times when you need to carry it with one hand.

It's the perfect size for little hands and has a soft - touch grip that keeps the lid firmly attached when not in use.

Sophie the Giraffe Hand Rattle has an easy to grip handle and the colourful beads make a lovely rattling sound when shaken.

BTW, that grip comes quite handy when I am on the phone or have a dog leash in the other hand.

«And you still look like Jennifer Aniston at the end of your fantasy, when you grip your partner's hand, smile at the doctors and nurses in the sterile room, and push your baby out into the world.

Short of keeping a tight grip on little hands, there's not much you can do to childproof absolutely everything when you're out and about.

Women showed a higher resting heart rate than did males, but didn't have as great a heart rate increase when challenged with the hand - grip exercise.

The distinctly human ability for forceful precision (e.g. when turning a key) and power «squeeze» gripping (e.g. when using a hammer) is linked to two key evolutionary transitions in hand use: a reduction in arboreal climbing and the manufacture and use of stone tools.

With dumbbells, your arms and hands are able to move through a full range of motion and further across your chest because they're not locked in place like when gripping a bar.

When using dumbbells, you can use a neutral hand position with your palms facing inwards, which will activate your back muscles a bit differently, and you can use a reverse grip too!

The lateral head is best targeted with a supinated (palms up) or neutral (hands facing each other) grip and the medial head with a pronated (palms down) grip — the long head, which assists in shoulder extension, gets maximum activation when the arm is raised during extension exercises.

An important note when it comes to grips: when you use a wide grip, the hands should normally be at a distance greater than the width of your shoulders.

But since the bar can't rotate in your hands when you use the mixed grip, your grip strength for deadlifts will increase significantly.

Now, your arms certainly won't explode if you decide to use a wider or more narrow grip (hand placement) when doing chin - ups.

When holding weight in your hands, squeeze your grip hard as this will help maintain good posture and limit any potential for momentum.

Many people will not be strong enough or have the hand endurance to maintain their grip on the Grip4orce handles when doing an arcing movement such as Dumbbell Curls.

It will increase your grip strength, it will increase the health of your hands, and your arms and everything dialed into the shoulder when you can do it with that nice tight spiral, just like that.

Of course, you can hold dumbbells in each hand when you squat, but as you increase the weight, gripping dumbbells becomes harder to do without hurting your hands.

There you have the exercises and the workout that will add serious muscle to your forearms and build a killer grip that will frighten people and have them feeling inferior when you shake their hand.

When you've pulled the SteelBell to your right shoulder, release it and catch it with your left hand, extending your left hand (gripping the SteelBell) toward your right foot as you finish crossing your left leg behind your right one.

Even so, your leg may still slide when you let go with your hand, unless you grip with your inner knee more powerfully than with the outer.

I brought years of hard work and training with my hands with me when I discovered Grip as a sport — my base strength was already fairly well developed.

As you're doing the exercise, on every rep you're going to be shifting your grip outwards... just a little on every rep until you get as far out as you can while still performing reps.. When you hit this widest point, you'll then start moving your hands back inwards (until you get to the point where it's almost a close - grip push - up, then go back outwards again).

When using one arm you will also find that your body starts to turn away from the bar so to combat this you need to grip the bar as hard as you can and at the same time twist your hand towards you which helps to bring your body back in.

The reason for this is that when you grip the bar with one hand, your thumb and forefinger grip area become the main pivot point.

Grip the dumbell in the middle when you use it, making sure that the heavier end is on the pinky side of your hand.

Do to this unique feature, even those with well developed hands can find steel clubs very taxing on their grip when they start to incorporate them.

One of the problems you might encounter with the Close Grip Barbell Bench Press is shoulder joint pain... the closer - in position can put more stress on the joints, especially when the hands are in the normal pronated grip on the Grip Barbell Bench Press is shoulder joint pain... the closer - in position can put more stress on the joints, especially when the hands are in the normal pronated grip on the grip on the bar.

When treating wrist, forearm and finger pain, see a clinician or physician if you experience numbness in one or both of your hands, a weak or unequal grip, tingling or signs of carpal tunnel.

When you lift a kettlebell, dumbbell, barbell, etc., you are typically using a crush grip that evenly distributes the implement within your hand.

When discussing grip width for the bench press, a wide hand spacing normally refers to around 150 — 200 % of shoulder width, while a narrower or «close grip» hand spacing usually refers to around 100 % of shoulder width, as shown below.

This feat of Open hand / Pinching Strength was started by Richard Sorin, who when moving a bunch of broken dumbbells from one storage area to another tried pinch gripping a half 100 - lb York Dumbbell.

Nonetheless, performing the reverse grip bench press with wide hand spacing produces the greatest activation of the clavicular pectoralis major compared to a narrow hand spacing, and compared to a traditional grip bench press when performed with any of narrow, middle and wide hand spacings (Lehman et al. 2005).

I love the the cozy feeling of extra long sleeves falling into my hands that I can grip when cold.

Picnic At Hanging Rock grips one like a vise, and is full of superb epiphanies: the thunderbolt moment when Michael, after searching the Rock alone, recovers from subsequent catatonia just long enough to thrust a piece of torn lace, from a girl's dress, into Albert's hand; the sudden, nervous volte - face when timorous Miss Lumley hands in her notice; the visit of the apparently recovered Irma, clad all in red, to the school gym, where her friends greet her first with hostile silence and then with a barrage of questions about what really happened, giving way to uncontrollable mass hysteria in the process.