Sentences with phrase «left arm at her side»

Step 5: Holding the baby's left arm at her side, fold the right side of the blanket across her body and tuck it in tightly behind her.

Leave your arms at your side and let your shoulders roll down your back.

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Almost too easily, Curtis took a pitch around the left end for a 38 - yard touchdown, bouncing around the end zone on one stiff leg and then the other, his arms punched down at his side like a WWF fighter.

However my arm was twisted and I've added, arguably, two of the best left sided fullbacks in the league at the moment: Patrice Evra and Ashley Cole...

How To Swaddle a baby SafelySwaddling is a daunting task for most new mothers.Here's how to do it correctly and safely... Step 1: Spread out a lightweight blanket in a diamond shapeTipCheck the link below the video for 3 best swaddle blanketsStep 2: Gently place the baby on her back on the blanket so that her head is above the fold at the top.Step 3: Holding her right arm down straight at her side, wrap that side of the blanket across her body.Lift up her left arm so that the blanket can go underneath it and tuck the blanket snugly behind -LSB-...] Read more»

Without physically evaluating her I can't be sure if this is a «preferred position» for her (i.e. if she already has underlying muscular or skeletal asymmetries) but too much time in this position will likely lead to shortened muscles on the right side of her body (your left when you're looking at her), which can then make it harder for her to use her right hand, to lift her head in Tummy Time, to turn to see objects on her right side, to turn toward sounds or touch sensations on her right side, to roll, to use both arms equally to assume the hands and knees position for crawling, to sit upright.

How to: Lying on the belly, extend your left arm out to the side, bent at a 90 - degree angle.

Single - leg / Medicine Ball Bridge: Lie faceup with knees bent, left leg straight up and right heel on top of medicine ball, arms at sides with palms down (A).

Side Kick Kneeling How to: Return to knees, this time with the left knee in the center of the BOSU and right leg extended, foot resting on the floor and arms at your sides (a).

How to: Stand with feet hip - distance apart with your weight on your left foot, arms at your sides (a).

In 2007, researchers at St. Louis University School of Medicine found that people who spend a lot of time behind the wheel tend to develop more skin cancers on the left side of their heads, necks, and arms — the side nearest the drivers window.

-- Lie flat on your back — Put your arms straight out at your sides for some leverage — Raise your legs (you can keep your knees bent if it's too hard to keep the legs extended)-- Rotate your hips left and right to both sides like a windshield wiper.

How to: To start, stand up straight with your left arm out to your side at shoulder height.

Lift up into a kneeling lunge, placing left foot flat on the floor; let arms hang at sides (B).

While holding a weight in your right hand, with your arm out to the side at a 90 - degree angle, reach up, extending your arm towards the ceiling and begin bending your body to your left side.

Raise your left arm, pointing fingers toward the ceiling as you straighten your right leg and lift your straight left leg into the air, foot flexed and pointing to the side; look up at your left hand.

With your hands relaxed at your sides and with feet a shoulder - width apart, simply start swinging your arms right then left, patting both hands on your lower back as they reach around.

Your left arm is going to bend to about 90 degrees at the elbow as you lower the dumbells to the side while your right arm should stay perfectly straight.

Inhale and feel some lightness in the side body; exhale and bend at the waist, dropping the right palm down to the lower right leg and stretching the left arm up, palm facing downward.

Keep your left arm extended at your side during the entire movement (c).

Straight Leg Clamshell How to: Lie on a mat on your right side, right arm bent at the elbow to support your head, left hand on your hip (a).

Designed in sheath style, from scoop neck to knee - length hem flares down a dark navy satin that leaves short sleeves at each arm side to conceal drawbacks.

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The passenger's space is also encroached upon by the presence of an extension of the arm rest from the row in front that protrudes back and limits room at knee level on the left side of the seat.

Over on the other side of the space, Lucian Freud's Parts of Leigh Bowery, 1992, focuses on the sitter's, ahem, mid-section, and forces the viewer to register how the angle at which Bowery's «part» lying across his thigh echoes the position of his right arm, just as his left arm and the curve of his wrist unconsciously mimic the sagging edge of the model's couch.

The medical evidence was mostly consistent: her physical injuries include moderate right paracentral disc herniation at C3 - 4 on the right side and moderate paracentral disc protrusion at C6 - 7 on the left causing irritation of the left C7 root; and a bulging lumbar disc irritating the lumbar roots, all of which result in chronic left - sided neck, arm and low back pain, dizziness and headaches.

Leave arms open at your sides to appear more approachable and open.