Not exact matches
Fallen star kick through: From a high plank position, bring left
knee toward the center of your
torso and then extend the leg under your body toward your right side, hovering it
over the ground as you bring right hand to right hip.
Exhale as you use your left hand to gently press your right
knee over to the left side, allowing your
torso to twist.
Return to the starting position by reversing the motion and repeat it on the opposite side by performing an extension with your left leg while simultaneously bringing your right pec
over your left
knee by crunching your
torso in the opposite direction.
Perform a one - leg extension with your right leg while simultaneously crunching and twisting your
torso so that your left pec comes
over your right
knee.
Watch your
knee alignment, it should be lined up with your front toe, and if your
torso is upright you'll be able to keep it just
over or slightly behind your big toe.
Bend
over a flat bench with one arm placed on the bench to support yourself and one
knee also placed on the bench.Grab a dumbbell in your other arm.Keep your upper arm along the side of your
torso during the entire exercise.
Bend
over at the waist until
torso parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and
knees slightly bent.
Bend
over at the waist until the
torso is parallel to floor or at 45 degree angle, abs in and
knees slightly bent.
Balancing your weight on your right leg, hinge your
torso forward and bring the jump rope
over your left
knee to touch your shin (b).
Inhale and create space in your
torso, and on an exhalation bend your left
knee to a 90 - degree angle, left thigh parallel to the floor, with the
knee over the ankle and in line with the second toe.
Lift the ball up
over your head and twist your
torso slightly to the right, drawing the medicine ball to your right side as you forcefully use your arms and core (particularly your obliques) to slam the ball down on the ground to the outside of your right
knee.
Exhale, bend the
knees and slightly tilt the
torso over the thighs.
Bend
knees to lower
torso, keeping
knees directly
over ankles, as you raise arms in front of you to chest height, hands clasped, for balance.
For this reason, Olympic weightlifters have primary done high bar back squats and front squats to develop strength in the exact positional alignments needed to transfer
over to cleans and snatches (an upright
torso with high amounts of
knee flexion).
The
knees will project out
over the feet, and the
torso will lean slightly forward
over the thighs until the front
torso forms approximately a right angle with the tops of the thighs.
From Cobra Pose, roll back
over onto your back Lie flat and stretch your body straight Lift your
torso, using your abdomen, toward your
knees while lifting your legs (straightened) toward your
torso.
Take care to keep your
torso centered
over your legs, as it can tend to extend out
over the bent
knee.
Bend your
knees slightly and fold your
torso over your legs, moving from the hips, not the lower back.
Bend
over at the hips and bend the
knees slightly, to lower your
torso until your shins touch the bar.
With your left
knee straight, lift it up behind you, causing your
torso to bend forward
over the right leg.
The hips and
torso need to rise together while keeping the heels flat on the floor and
knees aligned
over the second toe.
A-line skirt (if you're heavy on the
torso, choose skirts with zips on the side to steer the eye away from the
torso),
torso skirts (or peplum), godet, circle or flare skirts (skims
over hips and a wide, full hem), pencil (without waistband, hit below the
knee - length and worn with high heels), and bias skirt (always inspect your rearview and make sure you don't have a very flat look from behind).