Sink your hips towards the ground, take a deep breath in, suck in your belly, lengthen your arms and reach down with the right hand, elbow resting gently on the knee and
left arm extended to the sky / ceiling.
-- Why is
her left arm extended up?
Keep
your left arm extended at your side during the entire movement (c).
Start on your back on the floor with
left your arm extended perpendicular to the floor (with or without a kettlebell in your hand of the extended arm).
Start with your left hand on the bench with
left arm extended, while your right arm holds the dumbbell and right foot is on the ground (a).
Not exact matches
What I loved about it is that Ansah actually used great hand technique to get Vikings
left tackle Matt Kalil to
extend his
arms at him.
A long
arm is where a pass rusher fully
extends his inside
arm, in this case Fletcher's
left arm, while aiming to put his hand at the end of that
arm right down the middle of the blocker's chest, kind of like jousting with your
arm.
We at OccupyGhana ® wish to
extend our condolences to his family, the wife and children he has
left behind and the Ghana
Armed Forces for this loss.
The suit, which
leaves the
arms and shoulders exposed but
extends to the swimmer's ankles, features a series of polyurethane - based, millimeter - thick panels designed to reduce drag.
Push into both feet and rise back up,
extending left leg back and
arms overhead to the right.
Once you find stability, open the torso to the
left side of the space and
extend the
left arm up to the sky.
Slowly lift your
left leg to hip height with foot flexed and
extend your
left arm along your
left leg.
Your triceps are working to draw your elbows toward straight as you
extend the
left arm to the sky.
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.
Place right hand on right thigh, and
extend left arm straight down.
Press into your base hand to revolve your chest open to the right,
extending your top
arm up directly above your
left arm.
Extend left arm directly over shoulder and press right hand into the mat.
Return to an ordinary plank position and then
extend the
left arm.
Shift your weight into your right palm,
extending your
left arm overhead.
Extend left arm alongside
left ear, rotating your
left ribs up toward the ceiling.
How to: Lying on the belly,
extend your
left arm out to the side, bent at a 90 - degree angle.
Bend your right knee slightly as you push the ground away and
extend your
left arm up to the sky.
Extend your
left arm and lift your right hip, keeping balanced and centered.
Rotate your torso to the
left while pressing the rice bag into the front of your
left shoulder until
arms extend, bring
arms down and now twist in the opposite direction, over your right side.
Push up until your
arms are straight, bend your
left leg until kneeling (keep your foot off the floor) and
extend your right leg straight back.
Standing Toe Touches Standing with your feet hip - width apart and your
arms extended overhead, contract your abs and kick your right leg out in front of you while bringing your
left arm down to touch your toes.
Keeping back flat and abs tight, bend
left knee slightly and hinge forward from hips; reach right hand toward floor as you
extend your right leg and
left arm back.
Start with the
left hand (for right handers)
Extend the
arm out straight with a slight rotation so your knuckles end up and palms are facing the ground.
Extend arms in front of you and bring right
arm under
left elbow, pressing palms together or as close as possible; lift
arms, keeping shoulder blades pressed down.
With a flat back and engaged core,
extend your right
arm and
left leg straight out so they're parallel with the floor.
Bend your
left arm to 90 degrees, then
extend it back out.
Grab a small weight with your
left hand and
extend your
arm toward the sky, staying engaged through your core.
Begin to bend forward from the waist as you
extend your
arms out in front of you and your
left leg behind you.
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).
From all fours, lift your right leg and
extend it long behind you while you reach your
left arm forward, lengthening the spine as you
extend your
arm and leg in opposite directions.
Next
extend your
left arm in front of you, bring your
left heel to your seat, flex your foot, and pulse your leg back in that position for 30 seconds more.
Bird - Dog From your hands and knees,
extend your right
arm forward and your
left leg back.
To do this move, start by lying faceup with your right leg
extended, your
left foot on the floor, and a 5 - pound dumbbell in your
left hand, with your
arm extended up (A, below).
Raise your
left arm and punch forward,
extending your
arm straight out as you punch.
Start on all fours, with your hands beneath your shoulders;
extend your
left leg behind you, above your hip, and raise your
left arm toward the ceiling.
Bring your
left leg out,
extend it close to the ground, and pull your right
arm back.
As you lower into a lunge, twist your upper body with
arms extended over the
left thigh.
Extend your
left arm out in front of you toward the ground.
Extend your right
arm overhead, keeping your
left arm down by your side, palm out.
Then,
extend your
left arm and lift it slightly up rotating the shoulder in the optimal position to stretch the forearm muscle.
From all fours (A), simultaneously
extend left leg at hip height and right
arm at shoulder level (B).
As you inhale, draw your belly button toward the spine and engage your lower abs, then
extend your right
arm and
left leg and lift them off the floor until they form a straight line with the rest of your body, keeping the spine neutral.
Then,
extend your
left arm and rotate the shoulder in the optimal position to stretch the forearm muscle.
Extend your
left arm toward the sky, staying engaged through your core (shown).
Gently
extend the right
arm upwards, pulling the towel up, and move your
left hand (the one behing the back) across and up the back, following the movement of the towel.