Lie flat on your back with your arms extended straight back behind
your head and your legs extended.
Not exact matches
I did see some that sailed over their
heads as well but feel this has to do with the way that the left
leg plants
and stays
extended most of the time.
When out of the car, the Cloud Q can recline even further by
extending the
head and leg rests to create a comfier position for baby.
If you place your baby on his back, his
head will turn with the arm
and leg of one side
extended (the pair on the side he's turned toward)
and his other arm
and leg will be flexed.
When out of the car, the Cloud Q can recline even further by
extending the
head and leg rests to create a comfier position for baby.The Telescopic Linear Side Impact Protection system is easily adjusted
and retracted to ensure optimum efficiency in the event of a side collision.
The
legs and head extend while the arms jerk up
and out with the palms up
and thumbs flexed.
This week, your baby weighs almost 2 pounds (about the size of a
head of cauliflower)
and is about 14 1/2 inches long with her
legs extended.
Extend the right
leg and put the left
leg behind the
head with your elbow out.
Fold the upper body over the left
leg, then swiftly rise up into Wild Thing pose, bending the body back so deeply that the arm
extends straight behind your
head and the left
leg and right thigh rise off the ground.
Extend your
legs out to 45 degrees
and stretch your arms behind your
head while pressing your lower back down towards the floor.
Lie on your back with the
head and back relaxing on the ground
and the
legs extended.
Standing tall, have your right
leg extended back with your toe touching the floor
and your arms raised above your
head.
• Remain in lunge position • Lower medicine ball down behind the
head • Ensure elbows
and upper arms are kept back in alignment with the side of the
head •
Extend medicine ball back to original position directly above the
head • Return to start position, feet together, medicine ball
extended directly above the
head • Repeat entire exercise with alternate
leg
Extend the
leg and head back to starting position
and repeat this knee - to - nose movement ten times.
Sit up tall with
legs extended in front of you
and pressed tightly together, arms straight above your
head.
Now
extend your arm out above your
head and extend your
leg in the opposite direction.
Lie faceup with right
leg extended and left ankle tucked under right knee; place right hand on left foot
and left hand lightly behind
head (A).
Inhale, raising
head to look forward; as you exhale, lift chest
and legs off floor, clasping hands together behind back with arms
extended.
Extend both
legs straight up, with your
head, shoulders,
and back resting on the ground.
How to: Lie on your stomach with your
legs extended with pointed feet
and your arms stretched out over your
head and palms of the hands on the floor.
Extend the back
and exhale while going forward to the front of your
leg with the arms,
head and chest.
To do it, get into the «up» part of a push - up, with palms on the floor directly under shoulders
and legs extended behind you, forming a straight line from
head to heels.
For more in - depth instructions on how to do the postures in this sequence, watch the video tutorials for Sun Salutation A, Sun Salutation B, Big Toe Pose, Triangle Pose,
Extended Side Angle Poses, Spread Foot Pose A, B, C, D, Side Stretching Pose,
Extended Hand Big Toe Pose, Half Lotus Forward Bend, Chair Pose, Warrior Poses, Staff Pose, Back Stretching Pose, Front Stretching Pose, Seated Half Lotus Forward Bend, One -
Legged Forward Bend,
Head to Knee Pose A, B, C, Leg Binding Pose A, B, C, D, Boat Pose, Upward Bow Pose,
and the finishing postures.
Top arm is bent with hand behind your
head and elbow out wide;
legs should be
extended and hovering off the ground.
Explosively drive your
legs and hips upward
and extend your arms to press the weight over your
head with a full elbow extension.
To perform ankle circles, put your back to the floor
and extend one
leg over your
head.
Extend your left
leg back but keep your foot on the floor for added balance
and stability
and place your right hand behind your
head.
Curl
head, neck,
and shoulders off mat
and extend both
legs straight in a V shape.
Bend from the waist,
extending your
head towards the ground
and chest toward your
legs.
Lay face up on the ground with your
legs extended and arms above your
head.
Extend your hand
and leg on the same side of your body,
and use your other hand to gently support your
head.
Allowing your
head, neck,
and shoulders to ground fully catalyzes the subtle action required to lift the spine
and extend the
legs upward.
Lie down flat on ground with arms outstretched on ground behind
head holding Ugi
and legs flat
and extended, slowly raise ball
and straight
legs up high into a V position, hold a couple seconds
and then lower back down to start position.
Keeping your
head and neck straight,
extend your right arm out in front of you while lifting
and extending your left
leg back simultaneously with your foot flexed.
Extend your knees so your heels come off the floor, and then extend one leg behind you until it's in line with your head and
Extend your knees so your heels come off the floor,
and then
extend one leg behind you until it's in line with your head and
extend one
leg behind you until it's in line with your
head and spine.
Inhale, bring your
head and shoulders off the mat, keeping your abs contracted, exhale
and lift your entire upper body off the mat, with your
legs still
extended and your arms outstretched in front of you.
BICYCLE CRUNCHES Start laying on your back, hands behind your
head (but not pulling on your
head)
and legs extended straight out, hovering off the floor a couple inches.
Lie on the floor
and extend your arms above your
head and lift both
legs into the air so that they are at a 45 degree angle.
Extend your arms,
legs,
and head out from the core of your body, stretching yourself into five points like a star.
Reach toward the wall in front of you with the knee of your supporting
leg, your
extended leg,
and your tailbone while at the same stretching the back of your
head in the opposite direction.
Available with either an
extended or crew - cab body (the latter is what you really want), space is plentiful, with
head and leg room more than abundant.
It's the Mercedes - Benz S 600 that cuts in front again, with the award
extending to the rear seats as well which, among other things like tremendous
leg and head room, also offer ample massage possibilities.
Standard safety equipment includes: • Advanced Multi-stage Front Air Bags provide nearly instantaneous occupant protection by matching air bag output to crash severity • Low - risk Deployment Air Bags are included for smaller
and out - of - position occupants • Front Seat - mounted Side Air Bags deploy for enhanced thorax protection during a side impact • Supplemental Side Air Bag Inflatable Curtains with
Extended Up Time deploy down to provide all three rows vehicle occupant
head protection during side impact • Structural Driver
and Front Passenger Knee Bolsters control occupant kinematics
and reduce
leg loads • Available Child Booster Seats for children 4 foot 9 inches (1.45 m) tall
and between 48 lbs.
This pooch likes to stretch out
and take up as much room as possible fully
extending their tail,
legs and head.
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.
Some dogs will attempt to relieve their abdominal pain by adopting an unusual posture, known as the prayer position, in which their hindquarters are raised in the air with their
head and chest on the ground
and their front
legs extended in front of them.
Doctors will monitor the Moro or «startle» reflex (when the baby is alarmed it will spread its arms
and legs wide
and throw its
head back)
and the asymmetric tonic neck or «fencer» reflex (the baby's
head is turned to one side
and the arm
and leg on the side the child is looking toward is
extended and other arm
and leg flexed as if in a fencing pose).